Michelle Bachelet appointed as UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
Michelle Bachelet, the former two-time President of Chile, has been officially appointed new UN High Commissioner for Human Rights for a period of 4 years. She will succeed Jordanian diplomat Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein in September 2018. The High Commissioner is the principle official who speaks out for human rights across the whole UN system. It strengthens human rights mechanisms, enhance equality & fight discrimination in all its forms. It also strengthens accountability & the rule of law and widens the democratic space & protecting the most vulnerable from all forms of human rights abuse.
Topics: Heads of state • House of Hashim • Michael Lynk • Michelle Bachelet • Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights • Organizations • Politicians • United Nations • United Nations Development Group • Zeid Raad Al Hussein
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