The Establishment and Development Of National Human Rights
Institutions and the Sub-Committee on Accreditation
1: The Emergence of National Human Rights Institutions and Their
Global and Regional Networks
2: The Operation of the Sub-Committee on Accreditation in
Practice
The Sub-Committee On Accreditation and The Structure and
Functioning of National Human Rights Institutions
3: National Human Rights Institutions' Legal Basis: The Enabling
Law
4: Who Runs National Human Rights Institutions? Membership,
Leadership, and Staffing
5: National Human Rights Institutions Relationship with the State:
Funding and Administrative Autonomy
6: Human Rights Mandate - Promotion and Protection Functions
National Human Rights Institutions As Human Rights Promoters And
Protectors
7: The Practice of National Human Rights Institutions as Human
Rights Advocates and Defenders
8: National Human Rights Institutions as Treaty-Mandated National
Prevention and Monitoring Mechanisms
9: Challenging Cases
10: Losing A-Status: Special Reviews and Downgrading
11: Conclusion: Looking Forward - The Sub-Committee on
Accreditation and National Human Rights Institutions
David Langtry worked in the A-status Canadian Human Rights
Commission (CHRC) from 2006-2017, serving as Deputy Chief
Commissioner and Acting Chief Commissioner. David was the
representative for the Americas Region on the SCA from 2006-2017,
serving as Chair 2006-2007 and 2014-2017. The CHRC served as Chair
of GANHRI from 2007-2010. Kirsten Roberts Lyer is Associate
Professor of Practice at Central European University, Vienna. She
previously worked as a director in
the A-status Irish Human Rights Commission (NHRI) from 2008-2013,
during which time she was also the co-ordinator of the European
Group of NHRIs and helped to establish the permanent secretariat of
the
European NHRI network (now ENNHRI). In addition to research and
publications on the functioning of independent state-established
bodies, she continues to consult for international organisations on
the development and strengthening of NHRIs around the world
including UNDP, OSCE-ODIHR and the EU Fundamental Rights Agency.
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