Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines

The Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines is an independent government agency tasked with promoting and protecting the fundamental rights of all individuals in the country. Established in 1987, the CHR operates under the Constitution of the Philippines and various international human rights treaties that the country is party to. The CHR is headquartered in Quezon City, Metro Manila, at Magsaysay Avenue, and has regional offices throughout the Philippines to ensure nationwide coverage.

The Commission's mandate includes investigating human rights violations, monitoring the government's compliance with human rights standards, conducting research and advocacy, and providing human rights education and capacity-building programs. The CHR also serves as a bridge between the government and civil society organizations, helping to facilitate dialogue and collaboration on human rights issues. With a dedicated team of professionals and a commitment to upholding human rights for all, the Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines plays a vital role in promoting a just and equitable society.