UN Human Rights Council unanimously adopted  resolution on  "Prevention of Genocide" submitted by Armenia 

ArmInfo.The resolution "Prevention of Genocide," submitted by Armenia, was unanimously adopted by the 61st session of the UN Human Rights Council.

According to the press service of the Armenian Foreign Ministry, this  biennial resolution is based on the Convention on the Prevention and  Punishment of the Crime of Genocide and plays an important role in  implementing the provisions of this important document in the  operational sphere of UN policy.

The resolution aims to promote the ideology of early warning in the  prevention of genocide and to identify the scale of risk factors,  including hatred, discrimination, and impunity. The resolution also  emphasizes the importance of a timely response, which can  significantly contribute to preventing the escalation of violence.   The resolution introduced this year proposes strengthening the  mandate to prevent genocide in the context of the UN-80 reform  process and draws attention to the potential for algorithmic systems  and artificial intelligence tools to contribute to the spread of  disinformation and hatred, influencing information flows and  undermining human rights.

A resolution with the same title, previously introduced by Armenia,  was unanimously adopted on April 3, 2024, at the 55th session of the  UN Human Rights Council.