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Law must be amended to select NHRC leaders
The amendment to the National Human Rights Council Law includes provisions to ensure its independence, such as prohibiting council members from belonging to any political party, while granting freedom of expression and the right to make recommendations. The amendments also discuss mechanisms for accepting donations and grants, requiring approval by the majority of members, and in the case of grants from foreign entities, approval by the House of Representatives. The aim of these revisions is to strengthen the council's role as an independent national institution, expand the participation in nominating its members, and grant it additional powers to monitor how authorities respond to its recommendations. Additionally, it emphasizes the publication of the annual report to enhance transparency and accountability.
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