60th session of UN Human Rights Council approves 4th Universal  Periodic Review on Armenia 

ArmInfo. The national report of the Republic of Armenia on its 4th Universal Periodic Review (UPR) was adopted in Geneva at the 60th session of the UN  Human Rights Council. The press service of the Ministry of Foreign  Affairs of the Republic of Armenia reported this.

As noted in the statement, while presenting the national report,  Ambassador Hasmik Tolmajyan, Permanent Representative of the Republic  of Armenia to the UN Office at Geneva, emphasized the importance of  the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) tools and recommendations  addressed to Armenia within its framework, which are aimed at  strengthening the human rights system. The Permanent Representative  emphasized that Armenia has accepted the overwhelming majority of  recommendations addressed to Armenia by UN member states during the  discussion of the national report, which took place on May 1, 2025,  at the 49th session of the UPR Working Group. She reaffirmed the  Republic of Armenia's commitment to the protection and promotion of  human rights in line with the reforms being implemented in Armenia.

In her speech, Tolmajyan highlighted priority areas for Armenia in  the context of the Human Rights Council's recommendations and ongoing  reforms, including economic, social, cultural, political, and civil  rights.

Representatives of UN member states and NGOs in their statements  emphasized Armenia's continued commitment to the protection and  promotion of human rights and reaffirmed their support for the  democratic reforms being implemented in the country.