Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)

After the 1993 World Congress, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights post was established. Its main purpose is to strengthen the efforts of the United Nations to establish a system to enjoy the human rights and fundamental freedoms of everyone. . Since its establishment, it has become a tool of consciousness awareness that becomes the center of human rights problems inside and outside the United Nations. Navanethem Pillay was appointed by the Secretary General after the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights General Assembly was approved on July 28, 2008.

The center of UN human rights activities is the High Commissioner for Human Rights Office (OHCHR). It is the secretariat of the Human Rights Council, the Convention Organization (the Technical Committee to monitor compliance with the Convention), and other UN human rights groups. Human rights is a cross-sectional theme in all UN policies and programs in key areas such as peace and security, development, humanitarian aid, economic and social issues. Therefore, almost all UN agencies and institutions are involved to some extent in human rights protection.

On March 10, the High Commissioner for Human Rights Office (OHCHR) announced a comprehensive survey on human rights violations by Islamic countries and Iraqi forces. OHCHR concluded that the Islamic nation could massacre the Iraqi ethnic minority aimed at war crimes including gang rape and sexual slavery and crimes against humanity. However, the words of OHCHR also expressly condemn the other side of the battlefield. "The whole of 2014," said the report, "The migrant areas from the center of the southern part of other volunteers and militia to the central and northern part of Iraq, although they made progress in the military operations of the organization, It is common, then it seems to be a trace of death and destruction. "