A dedicated Commission for Migrant Workers’ Rights has been established with a clear mission: to create awareness, advocate for better protections, and provide training workshops aimed at empowering migrant workers with the knowledge and tools they need to claim their rights.
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The establishment of the Environmental Rights Commission represents a critical step forward in the fight for environmental justice. Through its efforts in awareness, advocacy, and training, the ERC is empowering people to recognize their environmental rights
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The primary objective of the Commission for Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights is to raise awareness about the importance of these rights, advocate for their protection, and provide training that enables communities to effectively assert their rights.
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Human torture is one of the most severe and inhumane violations of human rights, leaving lasting physical and psychological scars on its victims. Despite widespread international condemnation, torture continues to occur in various parts of the world.
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As we continue to build a world that prioritizes children’s rights, the role of a commission dedicated to advocating for children cannot be overstated. It is essential in raising awareness, educating communities, and providing legal support to ensure that children’s rights are upheld at every level of society.
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In an ageing world, the work of commissions dedicated to the rights of the elderly is more important than ever. Their role in advocating for, educating, and empowering seniors ensures that older individuals can lead fulfilling, dignified lives free from fear of abuse, neglect, or discrimination.
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A Dis-Moi youth club is a club that brings together young people between the ages of 15 and 24 through activities, talks, and conferences on human rights but also on the collective responsibilities of young people encountering problems and violations of human rights in the world and in their daily environments. Dis-Moi is committed to
Living independently and having choice and control over the decisions we make about how we live our lives is something almost all of us take for granted. It is important that the million people with disabilities in Mauritius today are able to exercise choice and control over their daily lives as well. People with disabilities
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The Human Rights and Citizenship Education (HRCE) training project aims principally at giving secondary school students of age 14 to 24 in the Republic of Mauritius, skills, knowledge and values that would further their personal growth and understanding of human rights and responsibilities as a citizen of the country. The Human Rights and Citizenship Education
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