The credibility of a human rights organisation starts with its own governance, independence and participation.
We believe rights protection is stronger when legal and public policy expertise works alongside the experience of the people directly affected.
The Centre's teams and collaborators may include lawyers, human rights experts, social services specialists, researchers and people with direct experience of the systems being monitored.
“Nothing about us without us” must show not only in what we say, but also in how we design monitoring, recommendations and interventions.
The statutory body that exercises the powers set out in law and in the organisation's statute.
Provides strategic direction, good governance and institutional integrity.
Turns the organisation's mandate into monitoring, interventions, projects and advocacy.
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