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National human rights institution: Best Practice

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National institutions must be accessible, especially to people who are exposed to human rights violations or non-fulfilment of their rights. Depending on the national context, these are likely to include: women, ethnic, linguistic, religious or other minorities, indigenous peoples, non-nationals and people with disabilities, as well as the very poor. Access is especially important when NHRIs handle complaints; but all NHRIs should ensure they can hear the concerns of such groups

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KP.1 00004

KP.I.INT N

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KP.I.INT N

Publisher

London : Wiley., 2001

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51 cm. ; 21 cm.

Language

English

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KP.I.

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Lembaga hak asasi manusia
Lembaga HAM
Lembaga-lembaga nasional hak asasi manusia
National human rights institutions

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Statement of Responsibility

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