In 2023-2024, 80 percent of all cases of death in conflicts and 70 percent of cases of the death of women in conflicts was in the gas sector. UN data indicate a sharp increase in the number of victims among civilians in conflicts and large -scale discrimination Human rights In 2024, the number of civilians who died in the conflicts in the world increased by 40 percent, according to the new data of the UN Human Rights Office. The report also refers to widespread and aggravating discrimination, as well as the continuing persecution of human rights defenders. according to UVPF data, at least 48,384 people were killed in 2024, mainly civilians. Among the dead – 502 human rights activist. In addition, every fifth person in the world stated that he had come across discrimination. 60 > “each number is history. Behind each statistical indicator is a person, ”said the Supreme Commissar of the UN Human Rights, Folker Turk. – “These numbers reflect countless human destinies and life.” “At the same time, they show alarming gaps in protecting the most vulnerable people both in peacetime and in conflict conditions. The global landscape in the field of human rights needs urgent actions, ”he added. marginalized groups data confirm that discrimination especially affects marginalized groups. “statistics can be seen that discrimination does not exist in vacuum. People with disabilities, for example, suffer not only from discrimination on the basis of disability, but also more often encounter other forms of discrimination, ”said the Turk. 62 ~~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >Almost every third person with disabilities (28 percent) said that he had come across discrimination, while among people without disability this figure is less than one of five (17 percent). Women face discrimination on the basis of a floor twice as often as men. The most acute discrimination is manifested among the poorest families, only exacerbating poverty and inequality. 60 > age affects the types of discrimination that people face. Young people (15–29 years old) are more likely to face discrimination on migration status, ethnic and religious characteristics, as well as on the basis of sexual orientation. Older people (60+) are more likely to report discrimination on age, disability and health status. human rights activists and journalists 62 ~ JUSTSITIONALS The Personalists and Journalists in 2024 remained high: it remained high: Every 14 hours they killed or stole one human rights activist, journalist or trade union activist. The number of killed journalists and media employees grew by more than 10 percent – from 74 in 2023 to 82 in 2024. More than 60 percent of these murders occurred in conflict zones – this is the highest indicator in more than a decade. ~ 60 > in total, 502 human rights activist were killed in 2024, another 123 were missing. & Amp; nbsp; the largest number of cases of human rights activists were recorded in Western Asia countries, it was recorded in Western Asia. North Africa, Central and South Asia. 60 > region of Latin America and the Caribbean became the leader in the share of countries (80 percent), in which the murders of human rights activists were recorded. & Amp; nbsp; the most common weapons during these murders were firearms Means. 60 ~ h2 > women and children ~ 60 > female law enforcement officers faced different risks depending on the region. Although they amounted to only 10 percent among the dead, they accounted for 20 percent of the number of missing – and up to 50 percent in Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe and North America. 62 ~ ~ ~ > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62Violence against women and children in conflict zones has have have been catastrophic consequences in the past two years. From 2023 to 2024, four times more women and children were killed during conflicts compared to the period of 2021–2022. UVPF registered 21,480 cases of women’s murders and 16,690 – children, and 80 percent of children’s deaths and 70 percent of the female fell on gas. 62 ~~ 60 > strengthening of human rights institutions despite the german Statistics, strengthening of national institutions and improving data collection are enhanced by accounting mechanisms: more than half of the world’s population can use the services of independent national institutions on human rights. From 2000 to 2024, the number of countries with such institutions increased from 32 to 89. ~ 60 > discrimination level is also growing: if in 2015 the data was collected in about 15 countries, now – in 119. In addition, 32 percent of national human rights institutions record attacks on attacks Human rights activists. ~ 60 > UN Directorate for Human Rights were collected in accordance with an internationally coordinated methodology, underwent independent verification and represent the most complete global picture of the state of human rights, recorded according to indicators of sustainable development goals (mainly CUR 16 and 10) more than 190 countries.