Elizabeth Isakov. The Council of the United Nations on human rights ended on the last working day of the week in Geneva its 30th session by adopting 32 resolutions and among them on the death penalty And the conflict in the Syrian Arab Republic And Sri Lanka. Meetings of diplomats And experts in the field of human rights was held from 14 September to 2 October. During this period of time Authorized 47 countries examined, and among them, updating the reports of the special commissions of inquiry, the situations of human rights in the Syrian Arab Republic And Sri Lanka And studied 1st report of the special Rapporteur of the United Nations on the effect of punishment on human rights. They also listened to the oral reports of the assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations for human rights Ivan ?imonovi? to Ukraine, the actions of the group " Boko Haram ", and also fighters of terrorist group "Islamic State" in Iraq. on Thursday And Friday all participants of the 30 session of the UNHRC in Geneva held valaisiana 32 resolutions - all of them got Approval." Of all the texts we received, 21 were approved by consensus (without a vote), including the resolution on Sri Lanka. And we also voted on resolutions, for example, abolish the death penalty. To provide the implementation of our resolutions, it is important to have as much unanimity. For this reason, the consensus is very important ", - said the head of the Council of the United Nations human rights Joachim Ruecker, summing up session of 30 HRC. Resolution on the situation in Sri Lanka confirms the need for a credible judicial body with the participation of international judges, which was investigating the lawlessness committed during the years of opposition in the country. The document thus agitates the Sri Lankan authorities to thoroughly investigate all cases of human rights violations committed during the revolution movement " the liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam ". Resolution on the need for respect for human rights in the Syrian Arab Republic was adopted yesterday by 29 votes in favor And six against. The document is a call to the authorities to immediately provide full And unimpeded access to the country for the participants Independent of the UN Commission of inquiry in the Syrian Arab Republic, as well as calling all parties to the conflict to intensify work towards full implementation of the Geneva communiqu? of 2012. Russia voted against the document because they found that " the draft decision does not sufficiently objective And productive." The approval of the UNHRC among others received a Resolution to abolish the death penalty. In favor voted 26 members of the Council, 13 voted against. Document agitates all countries that have not abolished the death penalty, do it as soon as possible. Next, the 31 session of the Council of the United Nations on human rights will take place in March 2016.