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18. Sep 2025Mission, Speeches and Articles, Embassy of Iceland in Geneva, Statements, Fastanefnd og sendiráð Íslands í Genf, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Permanent Mission of Iceland in Geneva, Other

HRC60 - JST - Cultural rights of persons with disabilities

18 September 2025 / Embassy of Iceland in Geneva Statements Ministry for Foreign Affairs Permanent Mission of Iceland in Geneva HRC60 - JST - Cultural rights of persons with disabilities HRC60: Joint statement on Cultural rights of persons with disabilities Delivered by Italy - co sponsored by Cyprus, Iraq and Mexico I am honoured to deliver this statement on behalf of a cross-regional group of countries which includes 144 States.

02. Mar 2018Speeches and Articles, Embassy of Iceland in Geneva, Mission, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Permanent Mission of Iceland in Geneva, Statements

Statement by Iceland, Urgent Debate on situation in Eastern Ghouta

02 March 2018 / Embassy of Iceland in Geneva Ministry for Foreign Affairs Permanent Mission of Iceland in Geneva Statements Statement by Iceland, Urgent Debate on situation in Eastern Ghouta Item 1 - Urgent Debate on situation in Eastern Ghouta Statement by Iceland, 2 March 2018 As delivered by Ambassador Harald Aspelund, Permanent Representative of Iceland Thank you Mr. President The tragic events in Syria have unfortunately, once again, called for an urgent reaction of this council. Last Monday our foreign minister expressed our deep concerns over the terrible suffering of civilians in the never-ending conflicts in Syria

26. Feb 2018Speeches and Articles, Embassy of Iceland in Geneva, Mission, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Permanent Mission of Iceland in Geneva

Speech by the Minister for Foreign Affairs at the 37th regular session of the United Nations Human Rights Council

Guðlaugur Þór Þórðarson, Minister for Foreign Affairs, urged United Nations member states to respect fundamental human rights in his speech to the UN Human Rights Council this morning. He expressed deep concern about the violence in Syria and Yemen and called on the authorities in the Philippines to allow independent monitors to assess the human rights situation there.