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GE.21-04884 (R) 230322 110422 Совет по правам человека Сорок вторая сессия 9–27 сентября 2019 года Пункт 1 повестки дня

(USA); SLA Sri Lanka Advocacy Network, Frankfurt (Germany); STP Society for Threatened Peoples (Switzerland); TAG Tamils Against Genocide (USA); TCHR Tamil Centre for Human Rights, Garge les Gonesse (France); TIC Tamil Information Centre, London (UK); TYO Tamil Youth Organisation (UK); JS1 Joint Submission 1 submitted by Centre for Human Rights Development, Centre for Policy Alternatives, Centre for Promotion Protection of Human Rights, Centre for Women and Development, Jaffna (Sri Lanka), Dabindhu Collective, Equal Ground, Families of the Disappeared, Home for Human Rights, Human Rights Organization, Kandy (Sri Lanka), INFORM Human Rights Documentation Center, International Movement Against Discrimination and Racism (Asia Group) (Japan), Janaawaboda Kendrya, Law and Society Trust, Lawyers for Democracy, Mothers and Daughters of Lanka, Movement for Defense of Democratic Rights, national Fisheries Solidarity Movement, National Peace Council, Praja Abhilasha Network, Puravasi Kamituwa, Red Flag Women’s Movement, Right to Life Human Rights Centre, Rights Now Collective for Democracy, Savisthri Women’s Movement, South Asia Network for Refugees, IDPs and Migrants Sri Lanka (SANRIM Sri Lanka), Stand- Up Movement (SUM), Women Action Network, Women and Media Collective, Women Support Group, and Women’s Centre; JS2 Joint Submission 2 submitted by Equal Ground (Colombo, Sri Lanka), Estate Community Care Organization (Mathugama, Sri Lanka), Rural Women’s Front (Galle, Sri Lanka), Rajarata Gami Pahana (Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka), Sinhala, Tamil Rural Women’s Network (Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka); JS3 Joint Submission 3 submitted by Committee to Protect Journalist (New York, USA), International Federation of Journalist (Sydney, Australia), International Media Support (Copenhagen, Denmark), Journalists for Democracy in Sri Lanka (Bremen, Germany), PEN International (London, UK), and Reporters Without Borders (Paris, France); JS4 Joint Submission 4 submitted by Janasanasaya (Panadura, Sri Lanka) and The Citizens Committee of Gampaha District (Ekala, Sri Lanka); JS5 Joint Submission 5 submitted by PEaCE/ECPAT Sri Lanka and ECPAT International; JS6 Joint Submission 6 submitted by United States Tamil Political Action Council (USTPAC, Washington D.C., USA) and Pasumai Thaayagam Foundation (Chennai, India); JS7 Joint Submission 7 submitted by Asian Legal Resource Centre (Hong Kong, China), Rehabilitation and Research Centre for Torture Victims (Copenhagen, Denmark), and Action by Christians Against Torture France (ACAT, Paris France); JS8 Joint Submission 8 submitted by The North East Women’s Action Network (Sri Lanka) and the Centre for Human Rights and Development (Sri Lanka); JS9 Joint Submission 9 submitted by Asian Human Rights Commission (Hong Kong, China) and Rule of Law Forum (Colombo, Sri Lanka); JS10 Joint Submission 10 submitted by CREA, EQUAL GROUND, Sexual Rights Initiative and the Women’s Support Group Sri Lanka (Sri Lanka); JS11 Joint Submission 11 submitted by International Education Development, A Non-Governmental Organization on the Roster and the Association of Humanitarian Lawyers, CA (USA); A/HRC/WG.6/14/LKA/3 16 GE.12-15659 JS12 Joint Submission 12 submitted by Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders (a joint programme of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT)), Geneva (Switzerland); JS13 Joint Submission 13 submitted by Free Media Movement (Colombo, Sri Lanka), INFORM Human Rights Documentation Centre (Colombo, Sri Lanka) and Networking for Rights in Sri Lanka (Reseda, CA, USA); JS14 Joint Submission 14 submitted by Action Contre la Faim (France) and SPEAK Human Rights Environmental Initiative (USA); JS15 Joint Submission 15 submitted by Franciscans International and Marist International Solidarity Foundation, Geneva (Switzerland); JS16 Joint Submission 16 submitted by Consortium of Humanitarian Agencies (Colombo, Sri Lanka) and the Institute of Human Rights (Colombo, Sri Lanka); JS17 Joint Submission 17 submitted World Evangelical Alliance (London, UK) and Asia Evangelical Alliance.

A/HRC/WG.6/37/GEO/3 14 GE.20-14722 Joint submissions: JS1 Joint submission 1 submitted by: Human Rights Education and Monitoring Center, Tbilisi (Georgia); Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association, Tbilisi (Georgia); JS2 Joint submission 2 submitted by: International Catholic Child Bureau, Geneva (Switzerland); Public Health Foundation of Georgia, Tbilisi (Georgia); JS3 Joint submission 3 submitted by: Partnership for Human Rights, Tbilisi (Georgia); Sexual Rights Initiative, Geneva (Switzerland); JS4 Joint submission 4 submitted by: HERA‐XXI, Tbilisi (Georgia); Sexual Rights Initiative, Geneva (Switzerland); JS5 Joint submission 5 submitted by: Human Rights Education and Monitoring Center, Tbilisi (Georgia); Civil Integration Foundation, Tbilisi (Georgia); Peace Foundation, Tbilisi (Georgia); Human Rights Center, Tbilisi (Georgia); Democracy Research Institute, Tbilisi (Georgia); Youth for Diplomatic Engagement, Tbilisi (Georgia); Georgian Muslims Union, Tbilisi (Georgia); Pankisi Youth Initiative Group (Georgia); Kakheti Regional Development Fund (Georgia); Platform Salam, Tbilisi (Georgia); Georgian Evangelist- Baptist Church, Tbilisi (Georgia); the Supreme Religious Administration of Georgia's All Muslims (Georgia); JS6 Joint submission 6 submitted by: Women’s Initiative’s Supporting Group, Tbilisi (Georgia); European Region of the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association, Brussels (Belgium); JS7 Joint submission 7 submitted by: Human Rights Education and Monitoring Center, Tbilisi (Georgia); Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association, Tbilisi (Georgia); Partnership for Human Rights, Tbilisi (Georgia); JS8 Joint submission 8 submitted by: Partnership for Human Rights, Tbilisi (Georgia); Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association, Tbilisi (Georgia); Union ‘Sapari’, Tbilisi (Georgia); Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group, Tbilisi (Georgia); Tolerance and Diversity Institute, Tbilisi (Georgia); Human Rights Education and Monitoring Center, Tbilisi (Georgia); Rights Georgia, Tbilisi (Georgia); Georgian Democracy Initiative, Tbilisi (Georgia); Human Rights Center, Tbilisi (Georgia); Equality movement, Tbilisi (Georgia); Open Society Georgia Foundation, Tbilisi (Georgia); JS9 Joint submission 9 submitted by: Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association, Tbilisi (Georgia); Georgian Charter of Journalistic Ethics, Tbilisi (Georgia); JS10 Joint submission 10 submitted by: Human Rights Education and Monitoring Center, Tbilisi (Georgia); Center for Information and Counselling on Reproductive Health ‐ Tanadgoma, Tbilisi (Georgia); Women's Initiatives Supporting Group, Tbilisi (Georgia); Association HERA XXI, Tbilisi (Georgia); Equality Movement, Tbilisi (Georgia); JS11 Joint submission 11 submitted by: Access Now, New York (United States of America); Media Development Foundation, Tbilisi (Georgia); JS12 Joint submission 12 submitted by: Public Health Foundation of Georgia, Tbilisi (Georgia); ECPAT International, Bangkok (Thailand); JS13 Joint submission 13 submitted by: Tolerance and Diversity Institute, Tbilisi (Georgia); Forum 18, Oslo (Norway); JS14 Joint submission 14 submitted by: Tolerance and Diversity Institute, Tbilisi (Georgia); Center for Participation and Development, Tbilisi (Georgia); JS15 Joint submission 15 submitted by: HERA‐XXI, Tbilisi (Georgia); Anti-Violence Network of Georgia, Tbilisi A/HRC/WG.6/37/GEO/3 GE.20-14722 15 (Georgia); Cultural-Humanitarian Fund 'Sukhumi', Kutaisi (Georgia); JS16 Joint submission 16 submitted by: Equality Now, Nairobi (Kenya); Georgian Young Lawyers Association, Tbilisi (Georgia); Union Sapari, Tbilisi (Georgia); Rights Georgia, Tbilisi (Georgia); Partnership for Human Rights, Tbilisi (Georgia); Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group, Tbilisi (Georgia); Human Rights Centre, Tbilisi (Georgia); Anti- Violence Network of Georgia, Tbilisi (Georgia); Georgian Democracy Initiative, Tbilisi (Georgia); Coalition for Independent Living, Women’s Information Centre, Tbilisi (Georgia); Women Engage for a Common Future, Tbilisi (Georgia); Taso Foundation, Tbilisi (Georgia); Open Society Foundation Georgia, Tbilisi (Georgia); Tbilisi Pride, Tbilisi (Georgia); Human Rights Education and Monitoring Centre, Tbilisi (Georgia); Cultural-Humanitarian Fund “Sukhumi”, Kutaisi (Georgia); JS17 Joint submission 17 submitted by: Human Rights House Tbilisi, Tbilisi (Georgia); Human Rights House Foundation, Geneva (Switzerland).

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Joint submissions: JS1 Joint submission 1 submitted by: Women’s Regional Network, FATA Commission of Human Rights, Khwendo Kor, Academia, Noor Education Trust, Human Development Organization Doaba, EVAW Alliance, Community Awareness and Resource Development, Democracy Reporting International, Provincial Civil Society Network, Community Rise Programme, Shirkat Gah, FATA Lawyers Forum, Strengthening Participatory Organization, The Hawwa Lur, Peshawar Singh Sewa Society, Society for Rural Development, Legal Awareness and Advocacy Services, FATA NGOs’ A/HRC/WG.6/28/PAK/3 GE.17-14570 15 Alliance, The Rising Hope, Blue Veins, Aurat Foundation, National Youth Organization, Diocese of Peshawar, South Asia Partnership-PK, Media, Faith Friends Welfare Organization, FATA Youth Empowerment and Development Association. Takara Qabilee Khwendy, and Women Action Forum Peshawar; JS2 Joint submission 2 submitted by: ECPAT International and Pakistan Paediatric Association; JS3 Joint submission 3 submitted by: RSF-RWB and Freedom network (Pakistan); JS4 Joint submission 4 submitted by: Reprieve, World Organisations Against Torture (OMCT), Justice Project Pakistan (JPP), and World Coalition Against the Death Penalty (WCADP); JS5 Joint submission 5 submitted by: Global Human Rights Defence and Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP); JS6 Joint submission 6 submitted by: World Sindhi Congress and Asian Legal Resource Centre; JS7 Joint submission 7 submitted by: The Sexual Rights Initiative, Rahnuma Family Planning Association of Pakistan on behalf of Right Here Right Now Alliance, Pakistan; JS8 Joint submission 8 submitted by: Child Rights Movement; JS9 Joint submission 9 submitted by: Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization and World Sindhi Congress; JS10 Joint submission 10 submitted by: Freemuse and Shirkat Gah; JS11 Joint submission 11 submitted by: Asian Legal Resource Centre, Women In Struggle for Empowerment (WISE), World Sindhi Congress (WSC), and The Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO); JS12 Joint submission 12 submitted by: CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation; JS13 Joint submission 13 submitted by: International Dalit Solidarity Network and Pakistan Dalit Solidarity Network; JS14 Joint submission 14 submitted by: The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace, the Center for Legal Assistance, and Settlement, and the Christian Conference of Asia; JS15 Joint submission 15 submitted by: Forum for Dignity Initiatives-FDI, Blue Veins. Forum for Dignity Initiatives, Dareecha Male Health Alliance, Dostana Male Health Alliance, GIA Foundation, Humraz Male Health Society, HYPE- Multan and Karachi Network, Khawaja Sira Society, NAZ Pakistan, Pireh Male Health Society, Sub Rang Society, Transaction, Wajood, Dr.Fahad Abbasi, Maya Zaman, and Inaya Zarakhel; JS16 Joint submission 16 submitted by: Bytes for All, Pakistan (B4A), Association for Progressive Communications (APC), Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM-ASIA), Aurat Foundation (AF), Association of Women for Awareness and Motivation (AWAM), Association for Women’s Awareness and Rural Development (AWARD), Center for Social Justice (CSJ), Coalition on Rights and Responsibilities of Youth (CRY), Institute of Development Research and Corresponding Capabilities (IDRAC), Media Matters for Democracy (MMFD), A/HRC/WG.6/28/PAK/3 16 GE.17-14570 National Commission for Justice and Peace (NCJP), Pakhtunkhwa Civil Society Network (PCSN), Pakistan NGOs Forum (PNF), South Asia Partnership Pakistan (SAP-PK), Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), and Women in Struggle for Empowerment (WISE); JS17 Joint submission 17 submitted by: Centre for Social Justice, Association for Women’s Awareness and Motivation (AWAM), Awami Workers Party, Blue Veins, Bolo Bhi, Bytes for All (B4A), Catholic (National) Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP), Christian Study

GE.20-17181 (R) 170322 060422 Совет по правам человека Тридцать восьмая сессия 18 июня ⸺ 6 июля 2018 года Пункт 1

S/2020/106 20-01852 9/11 Annex Status of recent cases1 Case 89, one individual (status: information gathering period) Date Description 23 September 2019 Transmission of case 89 to the Committee 23 March 2020 Deadline for completion of the information-gathering period Case 88, one individual (status: Committee phase) Date Description 28 May 2019 Transmission of case 88 to the Committee 28 September 2019 Information-gathering period completed 28 January 2020 Comprehensive report submitted to the Committee Case 87, one individual (status: Committee phase) Date Description 20 May 2019 Transmission of case 87 to the Committee 20 September 2019 Information-gathering period completed 13 December 2019 Comprehensive report submitted to the Committee 24 January 2020 Presentation of the comprehensive report by the Ombudsperson to the Committee Case 86, one individual (status: Committee phase) Date Description 7 May 2019 Transmission of case 86 to the Committee 7 September 2019 Information-gathering period completed 7 November 2019 Comprehensive report submitted to the Committee 20 December 2020 Presentation of the comprehensive report by the Ombudsperson to the Committee __________________ 1 The status of all cases since the establishment of the Office of the Ombudsperson can be accessed at the website of the Office, https://www.un.org/securitycouncil/sc/ombudsperson/ status-of-cases. S/2020/106 10/11 20-01852 Case 85, one individual (status: Committee phase) Date Description 19 March 2019 Transmission of case 85 to the Committee 19 September 2019 Information-gathering period completed 15 November 2019 Comprehensive report submitted to the Committee 20 December 2019 Presentation of the comprehensive report by the Ombudsperson to the Committee Case 84, Mazen Salah Mohammed (status: delisted) Ombudsperson case became moot following Committee decision Date Description 4 February 2019 Transmission of case 84 to the Committee 22 March 2019 Information-gathering period suspended following the submission of a delisting request by the designating State 21 May 2019 Committee decision to delist Case 83, Mourad Ben Ali Ben al-Basheer al-Trabelsi (status: delisted) Date Description 29 January 2019 Transmission of case 83 to the Committee 29 May 2019 Information-gathering period completed 26 July 2019 Comprehensive report submitted to the Committee 5 September 2019 Presentation of the comprehensive report by the Ombudsperson to the Committee 5 November 2019 Committee decision to delist 14 November 2019 Formal notification to the petitioner with summary of analysis in the comprehensive report Case 82, one individual (status: denied) Date Description 29 November 2018 Transmission of case 82 to the Committee 29 May 2019 Information-gathering period completed 27 September 2019 Comprehensive report submitted to the Committee 7 November 2019 Presentation of the comprehensive report by the Ombudsperson to the Committee 7 November 2019 Committee decision to retain listing 18 November 2019 Formal notification to the petitioner with summary of analysis in the comprehensive report S/2020/106 20-01852 11/11 Case 81, one individual (status: denied) Date Description 19 June 2018 Transmission of case 81 to the Committee 7 December 2018 Information-gathering period completed 5 April 2019 Comprehensive report submitted to the Committee 16 May 2019 Presentation of the comprehensive report by the Ombudsperson to the Committee 16 May 2019 Committee decision to retain listing 30 May 2019 Formal notification to the petitioner with summary of analysis in the comprehensive report Case 80, Nassim ben Mohamed al-Cherif ben Mohamed Saleh al-Saadi (status: delisted) Date Description 11 December 2017 Transmission of case 80 to the Committee 1 December 2018 Information-gathering period completed 1 February 2019 Comprehensive report submitted to the Committee 14 March 2019 Presentation of the comprehensive report by the Ombudsperson to the Committee 14 May 2019 Committee decision to delist 24 May 2019 Formal notification to the petitioner with summary of analysis in the comprehensive report Case 79, one individual (status: denied) Date Description 27 March 2017 Transmission of case 79 to the Committee 27 August 2018 Information-gathering period completed 21 December 2018 Comprehensive report submitted to the Committee 20 February 2019 Presentation of the comprehensive report by the Ombudsperson to the Committee 20 February 2019 Committee decision to retain listing 7 March 2019 Formal notification to the petitioner with summary of analysis in the comprehensive report

Joint submissions: JS1 Joint submission 1 submitted by: Women’s Action Network: Mannar Women’s Development Federation, Mannar (Sri Lanka); Muslim Women Development Trust, Puttalam (Sri Lanka); Sangami, Mullaitheevu (Sri Lanka); Vallamai, Jaffna (Sri Lanka); Affeceted Women’s Forum, Ampara (Sri Lanka); Third Eye, Batticaloa (Sri Lanka); Social Economical and Educational Developers, Vavunia (Sri Lanka); Mahashakthi, Killinochchi (Sri Lanka); JS2 Joint submission 2 submitted by: Protecting Environment and Children Everywhere, Kuhawala (Sri Lanka); ECPAT International, Bangkok (Thailand); JS3 Joint submission 3 submitted by: EQUAL GROUND, Colombo (Sri Lanka); Kaleidoscope Australia, Clayton (Australia); JS4 Joint submission 4 submitted by: EQUAL GROUND, Colombo (Sri Lanka); the Center for International Human Rights of Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, Chicago, IL (United States of America); Global Initiatives for Human Rights of Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights, Chicago, IL (United States of America); JS5 Joint submission 5 submitted by: NAFSO, Negombo (Sri Lanka); MONLAR, Rajagiriya (Sri Lanka); Law and Society Trust, Colombo (Sri Lanka); INFORM, Colombo (Sri Lanka); CHRD, Colombo (Sri Lanka); Batticaloa, Mannar (Sri Lanka); Justice for All, Colombo (Sri Lanka); Savistree, Bathharamulla (Sri Lanka); Sri Vimukhti Fisher Women Organization, Negombo (Sri Lanka); DIFSO Akkaraipaththu, Ampara (Sri Lanka); RDS, Poththuvil (Sri Lanka); Valarpirai Citizen Forum, Addalaichenai (Sri Lanka); Kilakku Sooriyan Women District Committee, Addalaichenai (Sri Lanka); Lucky Sports Club, Addalaichenai (Sri Lanka); NSLA, Akkaraipaththu (Sri Lanka); Vali North Resettlement Organization, Jaffna (Sri Lanka); RLO, Jaffna (Sri Lanka); DIFSO, Jaffna (Sri Lanka); NPFPU, Mannar and Jaffna (Sri Lanka); JDFCSU, Jaffna (Sri Lanka); Poonthalir Women District Committee, Jaffna (Sri Lanka); Vali North Citizeen Forum, Jaffna (Sri Lanka); Vali East Citizen Forum, Jaffna (Sri Lanka); SFO, Galle and Matara (Sri Lanka); Environmental Conservation Trust; HRO, Poddala (Sri Lanka); Inter Religious Group, Galle (Sri Lanka); HPDP, Galle (Sri Lanka); Ginimella Fisheries Organization, Galle A/HRC/WG.6/28/LKA/3 GE.17-13584 15 (Sri Lanka); SDF Rathgama, Galle (Sri Lanka); Citizen Forum Hikkaduwa, Galle (Sri Lanka); Uva Shakthi, Badulla (Sri Lanka); CWA, Passara (Sri Lanka); CCDF, Badulla (Sri Lanka); Citizen Council, Passara (Sri Lanka); UVA Redio, Badulla (Sri Lanka); UWF, Badulla (Sri Lanka); PCDF, Passara (Sri Lanka); EST, Madulsima (Sri Lanka); CDC, Betticaloa (Sri Lanka); CAMID, Betticaloa (Sri Lanka); Marumalarchchi Women District Organization, Betticaloa (Sri Lanka); SLNF, Betticaloa (Sri Lanka); Stand Up Movement, Negombo (Sri Lanka); NGO Consortium, Betticaloa (Sri Lanka); DIFESO, Betticaloa (Sri Lanka); Citizen Forum, Trincomalee (Sri Lanka); DIFSO, Trincomalee (Sri Lanka); WNW, Trincomalee (Sri Lanka); RDS, Sampoor (Sri Lanka); TDC, Trincomalee (Sri Lanka); Udayam District Women Organization, Udayam (Sri Lanka); Society for Resettlement, Trincomalee (Sri Lanka); DFCFU, Trincomalee (Sri Lanka); DIFSO, Mannar (Sri Lanka); MSEDO, Mannar (Sri Lanka); Citizen Forum, Mannar (Sri Lanka); MCC, Mannar (Sri Lanka); Nesakaram Citizen Forum, Mannar (Sri Lanka); Valarpirai District Women Organization, Mannar (Sri Lanka); UWS, Matara (Sri Lanka); Jayantha Gamage Foundation, Matara (Sri Lanka); FFD, Matara (Sri Lanka); Pratheeba Media Collective, Matara (Sri Lanka); CCS, Matara (Sri Lanka); Savistree, Matara (Sri Lanka); YSDF, Hatton (Sri Lanka); MOD, Hatton (Sri Lanka); DIRC, Hatton (Sri Lanka); SIDPS, Hatton (Sri Lanka); ZOA, Mannar (Sri Lanka); Suneru Foundation (Sri Lanka); Council of Returned Refugees (Sri Lanka); Praja Abilasa Network, Negombo (Sri Lanka); PAAL, Colombo (Sri Lanka); Women Development Federation, Weligepola (Sri Lanka); Sramabimani Kendraya, Seeduwa (Sri Lanka); FIOH, Badulla (Sri Lanka); Lanka Farmers Forum, Colombo (Sri Lanka); Progressive Peasant Congress, Higurakgoda (Sri Lanka); CSDF, Dematagoda (Sri Lanka); PPPO, Paanama (Sri Lanka); Rural Workers Organization, Jaffna (Sri Lanka); Dabindu Organization, Katunayake (Sri Lanka); Center for Society and Religion, Maradana (Sri Lanka); Tissa Jaya Welfare Children Foundation, Weligama (Sri Lanka); Women and Media Collective, Colombo (Sri Lanka); JS6 Joint submission 6 submitted by: the Sri Lanka Malayaha Tamilar Rights Coalition, Colombo (Sri Lanka); JS7 Joint submission 7 submitted by: Ceylon Association For The Mentally Retarded; Kalutara District Organisation of The Disabled; Matugama Social Service Society Mayura Rehabilitation Centre; National Forum of Visually Handicapped Women; Organisation For Rehabilitation of The Handicapped Vavuniya District (ORHAN); Parents Teachers Organisation of The Intellectual Disability In Sri Lanka; Saviya Development Foundation; Special Education Development Service Society; Special Educational Services Society Blind And Deaf School; Sri Lanka Association of Parents of Deaf Children; Sri Lanka Central Federation of The Deaf; Sri Lanka Council For The Blind; Sri Lanka Federation of The Visually Handicapped; Sri Lanka Foundation For The Rehabilitation of The Disabled; Sri Lanka National Federation of The Visually Handicapped; Sri Lanka A/HRC/WG.6/28/LKA/3 16 GE.17-13584 Spinal Injuries Association; Narada Sawana (Hear) Foundation; “Our Kids” Organization For Slow Growing Minded Children; National Institute For The Care Of Paraplegics Sri Lanka; Sri Lanka Council of Visually Handicapped Graduates; Exceptional Children’s Educational Development Foundation; Navajeevana; Southern Province Deaf Association; Puthiya Pathai Disabled People’s Organization; Valvaham Special Need People’s Organization; Association For Persons With Rheumatic Diseases; JS8 Joint submission 8 submitted by: the Advocates for Human Rights, Minneapolis, M

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Joint submissions: JS1 Joint submission 1 submitted by: Centro de Información y Servicios de Asesoría en Salud; Artemisas; Asociación Nicaragüense de Transgeneras ANIT (Nicaragua); JS2 Joint submission 2 submitted by: IIMA- Istituto Internazionale Maria Ausiliatrice; VIDES International – International Volunteerism Organization for Women, Education, Development; Fundación Marista por la Solidaridad Internacional FMSI; Fundación Marista FUNDAMAR (Switzerland); JS3 Joint submission 3 submitted by: Asociación Diversidad Sexual Nicaragüense ADISINIC; Mesa Nacional LGBTIQ; Operación Queer (Nicaragua); JS4 Joint submission 4 submitted by: Federación Coordinadora Nicaragüense de 39 ONGs que trabajan con la Niñez y la Adolescencia (CODENI) (Nicaragua); JS5 Joint submission 5 submitted by: Foro de Educación y Desarrollo Humano de la Iniciativa por Nicaragua (FEDH- IPN); Campaña Latinoamericana por el Derecho a la Educación (CLADE); Federación Coordinadora Nicaragüense (CODENI), Mesa Nacional LGBTI; Asociación Nicaragüense para el Desarrollo Sostenible (ANIDES); Proyecto Lechuza; Jóvenes Iberoamericanos (JI); Equipo de estudiantes organizados de las universidades (Nicaragua); JS6 Joint submission 6 submitted by: IFEXY, Asociacion Mundial de Radios Comunitarias (AMARC-ALC); Sociedad Interamericana de Prensa (SIP) (Nicaragua); JS7 Joint submission 7 submitted by: Movimiento Autónomo de Mujeres MAM); Iniciativa Nicaragüense de Defensoras de los Derechos Humanos de las Mujeres (IND) (Nicaragua); JS8 Joint submission 8 submitted by: Centre for Civil and Political Rights (CCPR); OMCT; IMADR (Switzerland); JS9 Joint submission 9 submitted by: Red Internacional de Derechos Humanos (RIDH); Comision Permanente de Derechos Humanos-Nicaragua (Switzerland); A/HRC/WG.6/33/NIC/3 GE.19-02901 13 JS10 Joint submission 10 submitted by: Red Latinoamericana y del Caribe por la Democracia; Movimiento Puente (Colombia); JS11 Joint submission 11 submitted by: Consejo Superior de la Empresa Privada (COSEP) Fundación Nicaragüense para el Desarrollo Económico y Social (FUNIDES) Cámara de Comercio Americana de Nicaragua (AMCHAM) (Nicaragua); JS12 Joint submission 12 submitted by: World Alliance for Citizen Participation (CIVICUS); Federación Red Nicaragüense por la Democracia y el Desarrollo Local (South Africa); JS13 Joint submission 13 submitted by: Access Now, Derechos Digitales, IPANDETEC, The NetBlocks Group, Redes Ayuda, Sulá Batsú (United States of America); JS14 Joint submission 14 submitted by: Centro por la Justicia y Derechos Humanos de la Costa Atlántica de Nicaragua (CEJUDHCAN); Centro Nicaragüense de Derechos Humanos (CENIDH) (Nicaragua); JS15 Joint submission 15 submitted by: Centro Nicaragüense de Derechos Humanos (CENIDH); Federacion Internacional de Derechos Humanos (FIDH) (Nicaragua/France); JS16 Joint submission 16 submitted by: Agrupacion de Mujeres Trans y Culturales (AMTC); Iniciativa por los Derechos Sexuales (SRI) (Nicaragua).