A/HRC/43/36 presumption of innocence, to an adequate standard of living, to health, to food, to water and to development. 63. The panellists also stressed that the Human Rights Council and Member States should support the drafting of a United Nations declaration on the negative impact of unilateral coercive measures on the enjoyment of all human rights, including the right to development. The elements for a draft declaration on unilateral coercive measures and the rule of law prepared by the Special Rapporteur could serve as a good basis. Experts should be consulted in the preparation of the draft declaration, for example through the organization of an expert meeting. 64. The panellists underscored that a clearer definition of unilateral coercive measures should be developed and agreed that such a definition should be based on existing definitions in international law, including its peremptory norms. 10