What is the Full Form of AHRC?

AHRC stands for "Asian Human Rights Commission"

AHRC represents the Asian Human Rights Commission. It is an autonomous and non-government association began by a gathering of legal scholars and common liberty activists in Asia. It was set up in 1986 to advance the consciousness of basic freedoms in the Asian nations. It advances common, financial, political, social, and social rights. AHRC is settled in Hong Kong. Its sister association is the Asian Legal Resource Center (ALRC) which holds General Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).

Targets of AHRC:

• To advance and safeguard basic liberties by assessment, examining, and making proper lawful moves
• To work for the social consideration of segregated gatherings of individuals, for example, ladies, kids, minorities, and Dalits.
• To make an effective data framework utilizing present-day correspondence methods to guarantee brisk and suitable activity against basic freedoms infringement.
• To make mindfulness about common freedoms particularly through the society school approach.
• To help and empower nations in endeavor legitimate, legal, and managerial changes to defend the privileges of individuals.
• To help settle questions between nations through peacemaking and compromise procedures.
• Lead applicable projects to advance basic liberties.
• To urge nations to endorse the UN shows and assist them with making public common freedom commissions.
• To create territorial basic freedoms systems to advance the estimations of the Asian Human Rights Charter.