CLEAN: UN's Pillay sees promise in rights promotion

The transcript discusses the development of new institutions to address human rights violations, highlighting the Human Rights Council as a significant intergovernmental body. While acknowledging its imperfections, the transcript emphasizes the Council's potential for improvement. It also addresses the challenges faced by such bodies due to national and regional political interests. The discussion concludes with miscellaneous remarks.

What role do ordinary people play in advocating for human rights?

In what ways do national interests affect the decisions made in intergovernmental fora?