the better protection of human rights and those required to ensure good governance. To argue otherwise, is to create a false dichotomy between human rights and good governance and to misread the intrinsic relationship between them. A central purpose of good governance, in the scheme of our Constitution, is to protect the Fundamental Rights contained in Part III, to observe the Directive Principles of State Policy contained in Part IV, to uphold the laws enacted by Parliament and to fulfill in good faith the treaty obligations entered into by the State. vvv National Human Rights Commission 21