Jurg Lauber
Jurg Lauber is a prominent Swiss diplomat known for his role as the President of the Human Rights Council (HRC), where he has been involved in promoting and protecting human rights globally. He has a reputation for fostering constructive dialogue among member states and advocating for the rights of marginalized groups.
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Panama:
Jürg Lauber is the Swiss ambassador to the UN in Geneva where the meeting is held.
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United States:
Jürg Lauber, the UNHRC President, faced criticism for not relaying complaints about Francesca Albanese.
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Switzerland:
Jürg Lauber is the first Swiss president of the controversial UN Human Rights Council.
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United States:
Jürg Lauber is the President of the Human Rights Council whom Hillel Neuer urged not to reappoint Francesca Albanese.
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Switzerland:
Jürg Lauber, the president of the UN Human Rights Council, interrupted a video statement during a session.
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Nicaragua:
Lauber noted that the Nicaraguan delegation was not present in the session.
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Nicaragua:
Jürg Lauber is the president of the UN Human Rights Council who received the communication about Nicaragua's withdrawal.
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Nicaragua:
Jürg Lauber is the president of the UN Human Rights Council who was notified of Nicaragua's withdrawal.
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Peru:
Jürg Lauber is the ambassador to the UN Human Rights Council who received the letter from Nicaragua regarding their withdrawal.
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Panama:
Jürg Lauber is the president of the UN Human Rights Council to whom Nicaragua sent a letter regarding their withdrawal.
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