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Assessing the effectiveness of national human rights institutions

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Assessing the Effectiveness of National Human Rights Institutions examines the role, performance, and impact of NHRIs in promoting and protecting human rights. The book outlines criteria for effectiveness, including independence, accessibility, adequate resources, and compliance with the Paris Principles. It analyzes how different institutional models operate in practice, highlighting both achievements and limitations in addressing human rights violations. Drawing on comparative studies and case examples, the work provides tools for evaluation and recommendations for strengthening NHRIs as key actors in national and international human rights systems.

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KP.II 0167	341.1 UNI A	My Library (HAM 2)	Available
KP.II 0265	341.1 UNI A	My Library (HAM 3)	Available

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341.1 UNI A

Publisher

Geneva, Switzerland : OHCHR with the International Council on Human Rights Policy., 2005

Collation

45 hlm; 22 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

2940259674

Classification

341.1

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Subject(s)

Human rights
Paris principle
Evaluation and recommendations
Impact of NHRIs

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