United Nations General Assembly

✅Its General Assembly, or General Assembly, was established in 1945 under the United Nations Charter UN Charter. This General Assembly works as a representative body on issues such as deliberations and policy making in the United Nations. The United Nations General Assembly, made up of 192 members, provides an excellent forum for multidisciplinary and multilateral discussion on international issues covered under its charter.

✅What is the third committee of the General Assembly?

The committee that the United Nations General Assembly allocates to social, humanitarian and cultural matters that may affect people around the world is called the Third Committee. An important part of the work of this third committee is to focus on human rights council reports on issues related to human rights. The committee also monitors the progress of women, children's quay protection, domestic affairs and matters relating to refugees. Apart from these, the committee also discusses the elimination of racism and racial discrimination and promoting fundamental freedom by promoting the right to self-determination. At the same time, this third committee also looks at important social development issues like youth, family, growing age, disabled, crime prevention, criminal justice and drug control.