Following a vote, members of the Human Rights Council decided to maintain scheduled interactive dialogues on #Myanmar, including with @RapporteurUn Tom Andrews and with UN High Commissioner for Human Rights @mbachelet, during the current 47th session. pic.twitter.com/1rSGWGvD15
Thank you for countries voting for holding IDs on Myanmar. Deteriorating human rights situations in Myanmar must be spotlighted. Call on member states to amplify the voices of our people.@UN_HRC#WhatsHappeningInMyanmarpic.twitter.com/m8Pgg1M9pz
.@UN_HRC voted yesterday to proceed with sessions on #Myanmar, including interactive dialogue with @RapporteurUn Tom Andrews, despite dispute on who represents #Burma at UN- the junta or @NUGMyanmar. Result is defeat for SAC & allies, human rights concerns on agenda this session! pic.twitter.com/DLoTqDF7e9
The UN Human Rights Council voted (26 to 7, with 14 abstaining) to examine the situation in Myanmar (hold an "interactive dialogue") even though Myanmar wasn't represented due to the coup. Only China, Russia, Cuba, Eritrea, Venezuela, Fiji and Bahamas voted not to proceed. pic.twitter.com/YgCMiNcNAr