Timeline for UPR engagement in the current cycle
Please note that the official calendar for the 5th UPR cycle has not yet been published by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, and that the dates in the timeline below are indicative. The UPR Working Group might take place in April-May 2027 or November 2027.
Civil Society Materials
Pre-session Statement
Pre-session Statement
Documents by CSOs
Factsheets
Official OHCHR documents
National report
National report
Annex National report
Compilation of UN information
Summary of other stakeholders information
Civil society and other submissions
NHRI submissions
NGO submissions
UN Agencies submissions
Adoption in the Plenary session
Follow-up
Miscellaneous documents
Official OHCHR documents
National report
Compilation of UN information
Summary of other stakeholders information
Civil society and other submissions
NHRI submissions
NGO submissions
UN Agencies submissions
Review in the Working Group
Adoption in the Plenary session
Report of the Working group (final)
Addendum
Report of the HRC session
Oral statement by other stakeholders (adoption)
Official OHCHR documents
National report
Summary of other stakeholders information
Civil society and other submissions
NHRI submissions
NGO submissions
UN Agencies submissions
Annex UN Agencies submissions
Review in the Working Group
Adoption in the Plenary session
Report of the Working group (final)
Addendum
Annex Addendum
Report of the HRC session
Oral statement by the State under Review (adoption)
Oral statement by other stakeholders (adoption)
Official OHCHR documents
National report
National report
Summary of other stakeholders information
Civil society and other submissions
NHRI submissions
NGO submissions
Annex NGO submissions
UN Agencies submissions
Review in the Working Group
Adoption in the Plenary session
Report of the Working group (final)
Report of the HRC session
Oral statement by other stakeholders (adoption)
News
Fourth cycle of the UPR starts on Monday
UPR Info's Work in the Country
UPR Info supports a number of countries across Asia and Africa during the UPR cycle. The beneficiaries of these efforts range from Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs), parliamentarians, government officials, the judiciary, students, and media representatives. The UPR Info In-Country Programme supports local ownership and a human rights-based approach. It has been designed to adapt to the needs of national stakeholders and to the context of the target country.
Below you can find more about our work in South Africa
- Step 1 – February 2022