A/HRC/7/28 page 3 CONTENTS Paragraphs I. ACTIVITIES DURING THE PERIOD OF REVIEW ......................... 1 - 12 5 A. Communications transmitted to Governments ........................... 2 5 B. Country visits .............................................................................. 3 5 C. Cooperation with the United Nations system and intergovernmental organizations ................................................ 4 - 10 5 Cooperation with non-governmental organizations .................... 11 - 12 6 FROM ACTIONS TO IMPACT: FOLLOW-UP TO THE ACTIVITIES OF THE SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE ........................................... 13 - 95 6 A. Introduction ................................................................................. 13 - 18 6 B. Communications ......................................................................... 19 - 52 8 1. Data on communications......................................................... 19 - 27 8 2. Thematic analysis of communications ................................... 28 - 35 11 3. Building a constructive dialogue between Governments, the Special Representative and sources ....................................... 36 - 39 12 4. Governments’ responsiveness and fight against impunity...... 40 - 46 13 5. An expanded network of sources on the ground in a position to follow cases ................................................... 47 - 49 14 6. Ad hoc meetings, country visits and press releases as means to follow up on communications ............................................ 50 - 52 14 C. Country visits .............................................................................. 53 - 59 15 D. Thematic reports ......................................................................... 60 - 78 18 1. Overview of thematic reports ................................................. 60-68 18 2. Report on country profiles ...................................................... 69 - 71 19 3. Engaging stakeholders in thematic areas ............................... 72 - 74 20 4. Indicators on human rights defenders ..................................... 75 - 78 20 D. II. Page