Complaints Registration Commission
The Complaints Registration Commission receives, registers, and documents complaints from different countries around the world about human rights violations, discrimination, threats, injustice, violence, and other related problems. Based on the nature of each case, the relevant cases are referred to the Organization’s relevant commissions for review and follow-up.
The Afghan International Human Rights Organization does not have the authority to issue judicial decisions like government courts. The Organization records and documents human rights violations and works with relevant governments, institutions, organizations, and other authorities through official communication, discussions, and cooperation to find solutions and follow up on cases. Serious legal cases that require legal and judicial follow-up may be referred to the Commission of Lawyers and Judicial Affairs through available legal procedures and relevant courts.
The Organization’s eight commissions each work within their specific duties, responsibilities, and authorities to review and follow up on relevant matters.
The Afghan International Human Rights Organization continuously receives many complaints and emails from different countries around the world. Therefore, responses to emails may sometimes be delayed.
Types of Complaints
- Human rights violations
- Discrimination and inequality
- Threats and harassment
- Injustice and unfair treatment
- Violations of the rights of women and children
- Unlawful treatment
- Other serious human rights violations
All complaints are registered, reviewed, and referred to the relevant commissions according to the confidentiality and privacy policy.
Organizational Structure of the Commission
Chairperson of the Commission
Deputy Chairperson of the Commission
Secretary of the Commission
Commission Members
Submitting a Complaint
Complainants can send their case with a clear description, documents, and available evidence to this email: