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CHRI
was founded by five professional bodies:
The
Commonwealth Journalists Association (CJA)
The
Commonwealth Lawyers Association (CLA)
The
Commonwealth Legal Education Association (CLEA)
The
Commonwealth Trade Union Council
The
Commonwealth Medical Association
These
organisations felt that while the Commonwealth countries shared
a common set of values and legal principles, they lacked a forum
from which to promote human rights and set human rights standards.
CHRI came into being to fill the gap.
In
1996, the Commonwealth
Parliamentary Association (CPA) joined CHRI's team of sponsors
and the
Commonwealth Press Union (CPU) joined in 1999. The
Commonwealth Broadcasting Association (CBA) joined CHRI's
board of constituting organisations more recently. The CTUC and
CMA have since disbanded and are therefore no longer our sponsoring
bodies.
Supporters
of CHRI
British High Commission
Canadian International Development Agency
Commonwealth Foundation
New Zealand Agency for International Development
Open Society Institute (OSI)
Sir Dorabji Tata Trust
Swiss Agency for Development & Cooperation
The Ford Foundation
The Friedrich Naumann Stiftung
United Nations Development Programme
CHRI
Income & Expenditure for the year 2008-09

CHRI
Income & Expenditure upto 2009

CHRI IT Return since 1995

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