Institution
National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia
Mongolia
Country
Mongolia
GANHRI accreditation status
A
Year established
2000
About
The National Human Rights Commission was established under the Law on the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia, adopted by the State Great Hural (the Parliament) on 7 December 2000.
The Commission is a national institution that is independent and mandated to protect, promote, and oversee the implementation of human rights and freedoms guaranteed by Mongolia's Constitution, laws, and international treaties.
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- Country photo
- Map image
- Institution
- National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia
- Sub-region
- North Asia
- GANHRI Accreditation Status
- A
- Type of NHRI
- Human rights commission
- Optional mandate(s)
- Complaints handling
- National inquiry
- OPCAT National Preventive Mechanism (NPM)
- Year established
- 2000
- Geolocation
Latitude: 46.862496
Longitude: 103.846656
- Geolocation
- About
The National Human Rights Commission was established under the Law on the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia, adopted by the State Great Hural (the Parliament) on 7 December 2000.
The Commission is a national institution that is independent and mandated to protect, promote, and oversee the implementation of human rights and freedoms guaranteed by Mongolia's Constitution, laws, and international treaties.
- Website
- en.nhrcm.gov.mn/
- Contact
info@nhrcm.gov.mn
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