The phrase "an ohchr" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete reference, possibly to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "I received a report from an OHCHR representative regarding human rights violations."
Alternatives: "a UN human rights office" or "an OHCHR representative".
Among other things, the resolution commissioned an OHCHR report on LGBT rights around the world.
"During a field visit to the village of Al-Odair, in Haradh District, an OHCHR team found remnants of 29 cluster submunitions near banana plantations," said Colville.
For example, according to an OHCHR report, after two tropical cyclones hit Tafe Province in Vanuatu in 2011, the Tanna Women's Counselling Centre reported a 300percentnt increase in new domestic violence cases.
In a statement, OHCHR spokesperson Rupert Colville said that at least 81 civilians were killed across Yemen in December, and a further 109 injured.
It called for no international human rights team, and instead requested only that OHCHR provide an update on "implementation of the program of technical assistance and capacity building in the field of human rights".
A day earlier, said OHCHR, at least 20 civilians were killed and 120 injured in an air strike on a building in the Faj Attan area of Sana'a City.
The Technical Guidance was featured at a regional workshop in Malawi in November 2013, jointly organized by the WHO, OHCHR, PMNCH, and UNFPA, as a step in a multi-part project dedicated to developing the tools to operationalize and evaluate implementation of human rights-based approaches (HRBAs) to health.
The OHCHR is financed through a combination of the UN regular budget and voluntary contributions.
In response to this dramatic situation, a joint United Nations mission comprising OCHA, UNDP, PAHO, UNHCR, OHCHR, WFP, IOM and UNICEF has been present in the zone to ensure and provide humanitarian assistance protection and support to the affected communities, especially children, women, expectant mothers, and elderly persons.
OHCHR spokesperson Rupert Colville told VICE News that Angola was a "particularly difficult country to verify information in," and noted that the UN does not have a human rights office in the country.
"We do believe the Human Rights Council and OHCHR [Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights] have an important role to play regarding the humanitarian situation, and look forward to working with our colleagues in Geneva".
