A/HRC/28/31 Panellist 3: Ms. Tracy Robinson, Chairperson and Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Women, Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Panellist 4: H.E. Ambassador Murat Adali, Permanent Observer of the Council of Europe to the United Nations Panellist 5: Mr. Kyaw Tint Swe, Chairperson, ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR) Panellist 6: H.E. Ambassador Mostafa Alaei, Member, Organisation of Islamic Cooperation Independent Permanent Commission on Human Rights Panellist 7: Ms. Kamala Chandrakirana, Member, United Nations Working Group on Discrimination against Women in Law and in Practice Panellist 8: Ms. Beatriz Balbin, First Deputy Director, OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights 12:30 – 13:00 Discussion 13:00 – 15:00 Lunch break 15:00 – 17:40 Session II: “Mainstreaming economic, social and cultural rights” Objective: This session is divided into two main panel discussions. The first panel discussion (Panel 2) will allow participants to share methods of work, best practices and lessons learned and standards developed by each mechanism to mainstream economic, social and cultural rights in their work, so as to identify common priorities, challenges, synergies and possible complementarities. The panellists will seek to address the following concerns: What does mainstreaming economic, social and cultural rights mean at the United Nations and regional levels? What are the key strategies used by United Nations and regional mechanisms to mainstream economic, social and cultural rights? How can United Nations and regional mechanisms complement each other in mainstreaming economic, social and cultural rights? What is the role of other actors in strengthening mainstreaming of economic, social and cultural rights? In the second panel discussion (Panel 3), participants will discuss the role of regional and subregional courts as well as that of other stakeholders, including NHRIs and non-governmental organizations, in promoting economic, social and cultural rights. Some of the questions that participants will explore are: What standards on economic, social and cultural rights have been developed by United Nations and regional judicial and quasi-judicial mechanisms? What are the challenges faced by United Nations and regional judicial and quasi-judicial mechanisms in enforcing economic, social and cultural rights? How can these challenges be overcome? Chair: Ms. Beatrice Balbin, First Deputy Director, OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights Rapporteur: Ms. Nosy Ramamonjisoa, HRTD,OHCHR 15:00 – 16:00 Panel 2: Strengthening cooperation between international and regional human rights systems to mainstreaming economic, social and cultural rights Notes: Panel duration: 1 hour. Time allocation: approx. 8 minutes per panellist. 17