There are many opportunities for casualty recorders to influences UN processes and discussions on issues relating to casualty recording. Their investigations and archives can be vital tools for advocacy.
The documents collected here provide an introduction to how to engage with UN human rights processes, but CRN members are invited to contact ECC’s advocacy team for further support and guidance. ECC regularly seeks input from CRN members for collective international advocacy.
Working with the UN Human Rights Programme
This publication explains how the various UN human rights bodies function, and how civil society organisations such as casualty recorders can contribute to their work.
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