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COVID-19 and Human Rights

Striking the Right Balance Between Rights And Restrictions In The Context Of COVID-19
COVID-19 will have (and indeed has already had) a disproportionate impact on a broad range of civil and political as well as economic, social and cultural rights and our ability to realise these rights.
More than ever, we must carefully weigh our actions in the context of the rule of law, our human rights and freedoms and the responsibilities that come with it.

Human Rights Education and Advocacy

Human rights education is integral in materialising the Commission’s constitutional mandate on promoting the protection and observance of, and respect for human rights in the country.
The Commission through its education and advocacy team aims to reach out to all people living in Fiji, informing and educating them about human rights, in particular about the rights and freedoms enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic of Fiji and how they can claim those rights by seeking redress for violation of their rights. The Commission’s human rights advocacy is focussed on “rights and responsibilities”.

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Aaina – 17 December 2021
Aaina – 17 December 2021

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4 The Record – 12 December 2021
4 The Record – 12 December 2021

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#COVID19 HRADC Director, Ashwin Raj was featured in the Fiji...
#COVID19 HRADC Director, Ashwin Raj was featured in the Fiji...

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