The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is an intergovernmental mechanism that examines the situation of all human rights, including the rights of the child, in all UN member states every four years. It holds three sessions per year; 14-16 states are examined per session. NGOs submit alternative information. States present the measures they have taken, their successes and challenges, and the review ends with recommendations that the state is supposed to implement for the next 4 years until the next review. More information on the UPR
Universal Periodic Review in 2014
20th session, October 27- November 7, 2014
Read the UPR Report of Kazakhstan (in English) submitted by BICE and KENES.
Universal Periodic Review in 2013
18th session, January 27- February 7, 2014
Universal Periodic Review in 2012
14th session, October 22- November 5, 2012
Universal Periodic Review in 2011
12th session, October 3-14 2011
Read the UPR Report- Togo (in French) submitted by ICCB.