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Share of countries with independent national human rights institutions

Independent national human rights institutions are self-governing administrative bodies set up by the respective country to promote and protect human rights. These institutions must meet the UN’s standards in order to be counted here.

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31 Jul 2026
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17 Sept 2026
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United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and Global Alliance of National Human Rights Institutions

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