
Ethiopian Human Rights Commission Establishment Proclamation No. 210/2000 (As Amended by Proclamation No. 1224/2020).
The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.
This proclamation establishes the legal foundation and institutional responsibilities of the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission. It provides the framework for the Commission's work in promoting and protecting human rights throughout the country. The amended legislation addresses the Commission's institutional structure, appointment of commissioners, staff administration and financial independence. It also explains the legal basis for the Commission's role in monitoring human rights conditions and carrying out its responsibilities as a national human rights institution. The document is useful for citizens, legal professionals, researchers and organisations interested in human rights protection and institutional accountability in Ethiopia.
- Country
- Ethiopia
- Type
- Act
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