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Human Rights Council Report Card:

Government Positions on Key Issues 2006-2007

Source of Information for UPR: Role of civil society and experts in the review process:

Adoption of the UPR outcome:

5 Supported role of civil society and independent experts in providing information for the report serving as the basis of the review

5 Supported a review process led by independent experts

5 Opposed adoption of UPR outcome by consensus

7 Supported a review process controlled by States and opposed role of experts and civil society

7 Supported adoption of UPR outcome by consensus

: Supported a State-led review process with participation of civil society and experts

Algeria 7 7 7

Argentina 5 5

Azerbaijan

Bahrain 7 7 7

Bangladesh 7 7 7

Brazil 5 :

Cameroon 7 7 7

Canada 5 7 5

China 7 7 7

Cuba 7 7

Czech Republic 5 5 5

Djibouti 7 7 7

Ecuador 5 :

Finland 5 5 5

France 5 5 5

Gabon 7 7 7

Germany 5 5 5

Ghana 7 7 7

Guatemala 7 :

India 7 7 7

Indonesia 7 7 7

Japan Member Countries

Establishing a credible Universal Periodic Review mechanism

7 Supported information provided

by the State as the primary basis for

the report and opposed submissions

by civil society directly to the council.

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Human Rights Council Report Card:

Government Positions on Key Issues 2006-2007

Source of Information for UPR: Role of civil society and experts in the review process:

Adoption of the UPR outcome:

5 Supported role of civil society and independent experts in providing information for the report serving as the basis of the review

5 Supported a review process led by independent experts

5 Opposed adoption of UPR outcome by consensus

7 Supported a review process controlled by States and opposed role of experts and civil society

7 Supported adoption of UPR outcome by consensus

: Supported a State-led review process with participation of civil society and experts

Member Countries

Establishing a credible Universal Periodic Review mechanism

7 Supported information provided by the State as the primary basis for the report and opposed submissions by civil society directly to the council.

Jordan 7 7 7

Malaysia 7 7 7

Mali 7 7 7

Mauritius 7 7

Mexico 5 :

Morocco 7 7 7

Netherlands 5 5 5

Nigeria 7 7 7

Pakistan 7 7 7

Peru 5 :

Philippines 7

Poland 5 5 5

Republic of Korea 5 7 5

Romania 5 5 5

Russia 7 7 7

Saudi Arabia 7 7 7

Senegal 7 7 7

South Africa 7

Sri Lanka 7 7 7

Switzerland : 5

Tunisia 7 7 7

Ukraine

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Human Rights Council Report Card:

Government Positions on Key Issues 2006-2007

Source of Information for UPR: Role of civil society and experts in the review process:

Adoption of the UPR outcome:

5 Supported role of civil society and independent experts in providing information for the report serving as the basis of the review

5 Supported a review process led by independent experts

5 Opposed adoption of UPR outcome by consensus

7 Supported a review process controlled by States and opposed role of experts and civil society

7 Supported adoption of UPR outcome by consensus

: Supported a State-led review process with participation of civil society and experts

Member Countries

Establishing a credible Universal Periodic Review mechanism

7 Supported information provided by the State as the primary basis for the report and opposed submissions by civil society directly to the council.

United Kingdom 5 5 5

Uruguay 5 5 5

Zambia 7 7 7

Chile 5 5

Colombia 7 7

Costa Rica 5 5

Iran 7

Liechtenstein 7

New Zealand 5

Norway 5 7

Panama 5 5

Paraguay 5 5

USA 5 7

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Observer country positions are recorded when such positions are publicly available through Council proceedings.

Observer Countries

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