في سبيل الارتقاء بتصنيف المجلس الوطني لحقوق الإنسان : دراسة في تقرير اللجنة الفرعية المعنية بالاعتماد

Abstract EN

National human rights institutions are those national bodies and mechanisms that have gained a prominent position in the human rights system, whether nationally or internationally, through the various roles they play, as well as through their characteristics, becoming a national actor and an international partner.

In order to maintain this international position, it must comply with the model principles, namely the "Paris Principles", through the so-called accreditation mechanism, whether in category "A", which is required, or category "B" as a transitional stage.

In the midst of this, the National Council for Human Rights seeks to upgrade from category "B" to category "A", by overriding the observations of the Committee on Accreditation in the last accreditation cycle.