International Cooperation on Human Rights

The Statute of the Human Rights Commission states the importance of cooperation in the field of human rights with the national, regional, and international associations, organizations, and foundations operating in this field for achieving the HRC’s objectives and developing its relationships. Furthermore, it stipulates establishing cooperative relationships with international commissions and governmental and nongovernmental organizations operating to promote human rights, along with organizing special courses in the KSA for awareness and education of the affiliated of the concerned entities, and others who are interested in such field, about the human rights.

Additionally, the Statute of Human Rights Commission paved the way for the HRC to cooperate, at the national and international levels, with the different entities to spread the culture of human rights, develop awareness of it, and enhance partnerships and communication with the relevant entities in the regional and international scope. The HRC, in this context, signed a number of memoranda of understanding and cooperation in different fields of human rights. In addition, the HRC are witnessing a number of mutual meetings and visits, regional and international participation and cooperation with regional and international organizations.