The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly elected 15 countries including Brazil as members of the UN Human Rights Council on the 13th to replace members whose term of office will end at the end of this year. The UN Human Rights Council members elected this time are: Burundi, Ghana, Nigeria, and Zambia in Africa; Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, and Nepal in the Asia-Pacific region; Moldova and Ukraine in Eastern Europe; Brazil, the Dominican Republic, and Uruguay in Latin America and the Caribbean; and Germany and Ireland from Western Europe and beyond. Among them, Burundi, Ghana, Japan, Kuwait, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic were re-elected. The 15 newly elected members will serve a three-year term beginning on January 1, 2027.

The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly elected 15 countries including Brazil as members of the UN Human Rights Council on the 13th to replace members whose term of office will end at the end of this year. The UN Human Rights Council members elected this time are: Burundi, Ghana, Nigeria, and Zambia in Africa; Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, and Nepal in the Asia-Pacific region; Moldova and Ukraine in Eastern Europe; Brazil, the Dominican Republic, and Uruguay in Latin America and the Caribbean; and Germany and Ireland from Western Europe and beyond. Among them, Burundi, Ghana, Japan, Kuwait, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic were re-elected. The 15 newly elected members will serve a three-year term beginning on January 1, 2027.