She defended Bangladesh's human rights record at the Human Rights Council's second Universal Periodic Review in Geneva, according to a Ministry of Foreign Affairs media release. Moni emphasized the importance of agencies understanding their human rights obligations while on duty. During the review, the minister answered questions for three and a half hours about Bangladesh's recent achievements and challenges in promoting and protecting human rights. She stressed the importance of upholding the rule of law and protecting the rights of vulnerable populations. The government reiterated its commitment to zero tolerance for attacks against minorities, referencing incidents in Ramu and Cox's Bazar. This is the first time Bangladesh participated in the review process with a delegation including prominent figures from religious and ethnic minority groups. The minister presented the government's initiatives to improve human rights and mentioned the significant progress made since their last review in 2009. The review process allows member states to discuss their efforts to improve human rights and fulfill their obligations.