Abstract
Abstract In response to calls for greater alignment between the peacebuilding and human rights pillars of the United Nations, this article considers what role the Universal Periodic Review might play in supporting the implementation of peace agreements, particularly the human rights components contained within them. In identifying possible contributions alongside existing challenges, this paper calls into question the benefits associated with engaging human rights mechanisms in the complex business of peacebuilding and suggests some moderate adjustments that could support the UPR’s role in contributing to peace.
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