CAP Freedom of Conscience participated in the 63rd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, held in Geneva from 7 September to 7 October 2026. This activity report presents the organisation’s oral and written statements on freedom of religion or belief, equality, arbitrary detention, procedural guarantees, refugee protection and civilian protection in Sudan. It also covers two side events addressing religious autonomy in Estonia and the protection of besieged civilians in Sudan, as well as CAP LC’s reporting on major session debates. These include artificial intelligence, Denmark’s Universal Periodic Review, arbitrary detention and the external networks sustaining Sudan’s war. The report brings together CAP LC’s advocacy, partnerships and analysis during the session.
CAP LC HRC 63 Activity Report EN
Related posts:
Oral statement on the situation of Chairman Lee Man-hee in pretrial detention in the Republic of Korea — General Debate under Item 3, 63rd session of the Human Rights Council
Sudan’s War by Remote Control: HRC 63 Confronts the Networks That Fuel the Conflict
EU Parliament and Council Take Firm Stand on Sudan Crisis as Accountability Efforts Widen
The Quietest Violation: The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention at HRC 63
