第53回普遍的・定期的レビュー（UPR）作業部会対タンザニア連合共和国審査における桜井みなみ専門調査員ステートメント
令和8年11月6日
UPR of the United Republic of Tanzania
Statement by Ms. SAKURAI Minami, Human Rights Adviser
The Permanent Mission of Japan in Geneva
5 November 2026
Statement by Ms. SAKURAI Minami, Human Rights Adviser
The Permanent Mission of Japan in Geneva
5 November 2026
Thank you, Mr. Vice-President.
Japan warmly welcomes the delegation of the United Republic of Tanzania to this session.
Japan commends the progress made in advancing the rights of persons affected by leprosy, including efforts to eliminate discrimination and stigma against them.
Japan also acknowledges the positive steps taken toward eliminating all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls, including through the implementation of effective measures to address harmful traditional practices affecting girls.
In a spirit of constructive dialogue, Japan recommends that Tanzania:
1. sustain efforts to promote the social participation of persons in vulnerable situations, including persons affected by leprosy and persons with disabilities, to ensure that they can fully enjoy their human rights on an equal basis with others; and
2. enhance efforts to protect and promote the rights of children, in accordance with the human rights instruments that Tanzania has ratified.
We wish the delegation of Tanzania every success in the review.
I thank you.
Japan warmly welcomes the delegation of the United Republic of Tanzania to this session.
Japan commends the progress made in advancing the rights of persons affected by leprosy, including efforts to eliminate discrimination and stigma against them.
Japan also acknowledges the positive steps taken toward eliminating all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls, including through the implementation of effective measures to address harmful traditional practices affecting girls.
In a spirit of constructive dialogue, Japan recommends that Tanzania:
1. sustain efforts to promote the social participation of persons in vulnerable situations, including persons affected by leprosy and persons with disabilities, to ensure that they can fully enjoy their human rights on an equal basis with others; and
2. enhance efforts to protect and promote the rights of children, in accordance with the human rights instruments that Tanzania has ratified.
We wish the delegation of Tanzania every success in the review.
I thank you.