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Position Paper

Reporting of the Philippine Government to Human Rights Treaty Bodies (CHRA2018-007)

The Commission on Human Rights acknowledges the efforts of the Philippine Government in promoting, protecting, and fulfilling human rights in the country. We reaffirm our commitment to provide any means of assistance and support necessary not only for the submission of pending or succeeding State reports, but also generally for the fulfilment of the country’s obligations under the different human rights treaties.

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