The GANHRI Annual Meeting, held at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, is a pivotal gathering that aims to address critical issues surrounding human rights on a global scale. The event features a series of impactful discussions and presentations, including a notable Book Talk titled ‘Peacemaker,’ which brings together UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk and renowned author Thant Myint-U. This conversation promises to shed light on the intricacies of peacekeeping and human rights advocacy in contemporary society. In addition to the Book Talk, the meeting will host a joint FAO-WFP Informal Briefing on Food Crises, focusing on the pressing humanitarian challenges posed by climate extremes and their impact on hunger. The briefing aims to foster collaborative solutions to these crises and is particularly relevant in today’s context where climate change presents significant threats to food security. Furthermore, the meeting will include the 137th session of the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances, highlighting ongoing issues faced by human rights defenders. Another key session will discuss the rights of persons with disabilities, emphasizing the work of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD). Additionally, the event will feature a launch event for a report on enforced disappearances related to the defense of land, natural resources, and the environment. Throughout the meeting, various narratives will be shared, including ‘Packed with Courage,’ which tells stories of human rights defenders who have faced bans from traveling. The event also includes a round table discussion on protecting children in a world in crisis, aiming to develop actionable strategies for safeguarding the rights of vulnerable populations. With its diverse audience reach from the UK and beyond, the GANHRI Annual Meeting serves as a crucial platform for dialogue and action in the realm of human rights.