Launch of the preliminary Indicators for democratic parliaments, 8 June 2022 209.82 KB
75th World Health Assembly, 23 May 2022 140.01 KB
Parliamentary engagement in CEDAW implementation, reporting and follow up IPU Webinar Series for parliaments of States scheduled for review in 2022, 19 May 2022 200.63 KB
Webinar on the Sustainable Development Goals and the Role of Parliaments in SDG Implementation, Launch of the Thai Version of the IPU-UNDP SDGs Self-Assessment Toolkit, 18 May 2022 119.98 KB
Asian Parliamentary Assembly Parliamentary Forum on Research and Library Cooperation: In Commemoration of 15 years of Parliamentary Achievements in Asia, 17 May 2022 71.23 KB
Learning journey on SDG-compliant legislation, May 2022 119.12 KB
Press releases
Darfur
12/12/2022

Ensuring universal health coverage: New resource for parliamentarians

The IPU and the World Health Organization (WHO) have produced a handbook on universal health coverage (UHC) intended to help parliaments fulfil their roles as enablers of UHC. Here are its main features.
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Universal health coverage (UHC) means that all people have access to the health services they need, when and where they need them, without financial hardship. UHC can be seen as the practical expression of the right to health, which was established in 1948 by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and is enshrined in many national constitutions and domestic laws.

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Conseiller(ère) national(e) Djibouti

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L’UIP est l’organisation mondiale des parlements. Fondée en 1889 pour encourager la coopération et le dialogue entre tous les pays, elle est la plus ancienne organisation politique multilatérale. L’UIP regroupe aujourd’hui la quasi-totalité des parlements du monde. Elle promeut la

Djibouti

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Press releases
Ramanayake
08/12/2022

MPs in danger all over the world – but some good news too

On the eve of Human Rights Day, the IPU has released its annual global snapshot of the situation of threatened parliamentarians. A record number of 739 parliamentarians from 44 countries all over the world suffered violations of their fundamental rights
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