Annual report and financial statements : 2022 - 2023 /
Annual report and financial statements : 2022 - 2023 /
Kenya National Commission on Human Rights.
- Nairobi, Kenya : Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR), [2024].
- xiii, 101p.: col. ill.; 25cm.
9789914740172
Chapter one: Introduction,
Mandate of The Commission,
Additional mandate,
Additional roles of The Commission,
Guiding principles,
Affiliation to international and regional networks,
Collaboration with Constitutional Commissions and Independent Offices,
Leadership and management,
Strategic framework,
Chapter two: Promotion and deepening a culture of human rights and fundamental freedoms among the public,
Public awareness and education on human rights and obligations,
Support human rights accountability and advocacy platforms,
Integrate human rights knowledge in formal and informal learning institutions,
Chapter three: Entrench and secure observance of human rights principles and standards by all public and private institutions,
Capacity building of duty bearers on human rights principles and standards,
Monitoring compliance with human rights principles and standards in public and private institutions,
Evidence-based research towards the promotion of human rights and prevention of human rights violations,
Enhance State's compliance with National, Regional and International Instruments relating to human rights,
Chapter four: Securing appropriate redress, accountability for human rights violations, and respect for the rule of law,
Complaints processing and investigations,
Public Interest Litigation (PIL),
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR),
Advocacy for HRBA in the delivery of justice in courts and tribunals,
Chapter five: Enhancing the efficiency, effectiveness, and sustainability of the commission,
Chapter six: Challenges and recommendations,
Financial statements,
341.48 / .KNC
9789914740172
Chapter one: Introduction,
Mandate of The Commission,
Additional mandate,
Additional roles of The Commission,
Guiding principles,
Affiliation to international and regional networks,
Collaboration with Constitutional Commissions and Independent Offices,
Leadership and management,
Strategic framework,
Chapter two: Promotion and deepening a culture of human rights and fundamental freedoms among the public,
Public awareness and education on human rights and obligations,
Support human rights accountability and advocacy platforms,
Integrate human rights knowledge in formal and informal learning institutions,
Chapter three: Entrench and secure observance of human rights principles and standards by all public and private institutions,
Capacity building of duty bearers on human rights principles and standards,
Monitoring compliance with human rights principles and standards in public and private institutions,
Evidence-based research towards the promotion of human rights and prevention of human rights violations,
Enhance State's compliance with National, Regional and International Instruments relating to human rights,
Chapter four: Securing appropriate redress, accountability for human rights violations, and respect for the rule of law,
Complaints processing and investigations,
Public Interest Litigation (PIL),
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR),
Advocacy for HRBA in the delivery of justice in courts and tribunals,
Chapter five: Enhancing the efficiency, effectiveness, and sustainability of the commission,
Chapter six: Challenges and recommendations,
Financial statements,
341.48 / .KNC