US Mission Geneva

The United States welcomes the report of Victor Madrigal, the Independent Expert on Combatting Violence and Discrimination based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

In many parts of the world, LGBTI individuals and their supporters continue to face violence, arrest, harassment and intimidation for standing up for their human rights.

The United States strongly and unequivocally opposes the proposal before us today, and we call for a vote on the resolution.

The United States remains concerned over the recent outbreak of violence along the Gaza fence.

The United States stands for the protection of fundamental freedoms and universal human rights.

U.S. Statement at the Universal Periodic Review of Cuba 30th Session May 16, 2018 As Prepared for Delivery Michele Roulbet The United States welcomes the Cuban delegation. The April presidential transition again robbed the Cuban people of any real choice in shaping their country’s future; the same actors are in charge, many just with different […]

The United States welcomes the Cameroonian delegation and appreciates its active participation in this important process.

We are troubled by deterioration of human rights and fundamental freedoms since the last UPR in 2013.

The international community appreciates the Government of Bangladesh for hosting Rohingya refugees and welcomes its commitment to a voluntary, safe, and dignified repatriation process that includes the UN High Commissioner for Refugees and relevant international agencies.