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... the capacity to implement sometimes over a hundred recommendations. Capacity building must therefore be part and parcel of the UPR process. The voluntary mid-term update is also important. It should not be about giving score cards. Rather, it should provide ... ... who are subject to violations and in dire need of protection. In closing, I wish to underscore the pledge and commitment that Thailand has made to work with the Council – members, observers and all stakeholders – so that we can make a real ...

... mark the official end of the first cycle of the UPR mechanism, which has seen all 192 UN member states in the first cycle undergo a peer review of their human rights record. Thailand has engaged in the review process with the firm conviction that the UPR can contribute to real change on the ground. The review has given Thailand the opportunity for soul searching and redressing some of its human rights issues in an inclusive manner. Thailand has accepted most of its recommendations and taken home some of them for serious consideration. As a testament to Thailand’s ...

... Thailand’s commitments and voluntary pledges declared in its candidature for membership of the Human Rights Council (HRC) for the term 2010-2013.  In addition, as part of the Thailand’s review under the HRC’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process in October 2011, Thailand announced a number of voluntary pledges, which included signing the Convention on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance.         The Convention will enter into force for Thailand after its ratification. Currently, the ...