The CHR said identified the two UN special rapporteurs as Mama Fatima Singhateh and Irene Khan. READ:
The CHR said identified the two UN special rapporteurs as Mama Fatima Singhateh and Irene Khan.
“As independent experts, they are expected and have been proven to act with probity and constant regard to human rights principles and standards. Their standing at the international level gives them the capacity to look at country situations with a fresh and unprejudiced eye,” the CHR said. During the visits, the Special Rapporteurs will meet with national and local authorities, including the national government and members of the judiciary, as well as other stakeholders, including civil society organizations and victims of human rights violations.
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