Human Rights Institutions Questions
The Human Rights Commission of Zimbabwe is an independent constitutional body established under the Constitution of Zimbabwe. Its role is to promote, protect, and enforce human rights in the country. The commission is responsible for investigating human rights violations, monitoring the observance of human rights, and making recommendations to the government and other relevant authorities for the improvement of human rights conditions. It also educates the public on human rights issues and provides redress for victims of human rights abuses. The commission plays a crucial role in ensuring accountability and upholding human rights standards in Zimbabwe.