ICC Meetings
The ICC Meeting is held annually, usually in conjunction with the first quarter session of the UN Human Rights Council.
An ICC Meeting is also held in conjunction with the bi-annual ICC International Conference.
ICC Meetings provide an opportunity for national human rights institutions (NHRIs) to engage with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and to consider the UN Secretary General’s reports to the Human Rights Council.
An important feature of the meeting is to consider and adopt the report and recommendations of the ICC’s Sub-Committee on Accreditation.
Each regional grouping – Europe, Africa, the Americas and the Asia Pacific – is represented on the ICC by elected representatives from four ‘A status’ NHRIs. The APF is currently represented by New Zealand, Jordan, Malaysia and India.
Previous ICC Meetings include:
- ICC 23; Geneva, Switzerland; March 2010
- ICC Bureau Meeting; Rabat, Morocco; November 2009 (link to meeting papers)
- ICC 22; Geneva, Switzerland; March 2009 (link to meeting papers)
- ICC 21; Nairobi, Kenya; October 2008 (link to meeting papers, including Nairobi Declaration)
- ICC 20; Geneva, Switzerland; April 2008 (link to meeting papers)
- ICC 19; Geneva, Switzerland; March 2007 (link to meeting papers)
- ICC 18; Santa Cruz, Bolivia; October 2006 (link to meeting papers)
- ICC 17, Geneva, Switzerland; April 2006 (link to meeting
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