India: Joint submission to GANHRI regarding review of the accreditation status of the National Human Rights Commission of India

By Amnesty International

We, the undersigned, are regional and international human rights nongovernmental organizations as well as individuals expressing concerns over the developments at the National Human Rights Commission of India (NHRCI). The submitting organizations have varying degrees of direct work with the NHRCI. Most of us have been involved in advocacy to push for the NHRCI’s compliance […] The post India: Joint submission to GANHRI regarding review of the accreditation status of the National Human Rights Commission of India appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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