The Role of NGOs during sessions of the African Commission for Human and Peoples’ Rights and the pre-session NGO Forum (Questions / Answers)
Last Update 23 May 2008
When was the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR) created? What is its role? Who belongs to the ACHPR? What are ACHPR working groups and Special Rapporteurs? When and where are the ACHPR sessions held? Who attends the sessions? What is the order of ACHPR sessions? What can NGOs do during the sessions? What can NGOs do in between sessions?Tweet
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