Country Profile: Tuvalu
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- supported inclusion of a reference to human rights in the text of the Paris Agreement
- referred to climate change in its national report to the Human Right Council’s Universal Periodic Review
- sponsored the following Human Rights Council’s resolution(s) on Human Rights and Climate Change: Resolution 7/23 (2008), Resolution 10/4 (2009) and Resolution 29/15 (2015)
- ratified the following human rights instruments with relevance in the context of climate change:
- Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women
- Convention on the Rights of the Child
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- Intended Nationally Determined Contributions,
- Written submissions to the UN Climate Secretariat,
- National Communications to the UNFCCC (industrialized countries and developing countries),
- Human Rights Council Resolutions Database,
- Geneva Pledge for Human Rights in Climate Action,
- Documents submitted to the HRC Universal Periodic Review.