NCHR Reviews the Human Rights Situation and Plans to Strengthen Its Institutional Performance at Monthly Meeting

The National Council for Human Rights (NCHR) held its monthly regular meeting on Wednesday October 28th. The meeting was chaired by Dr. Ahmed Ihab Gamaleldin, President of NCHR, and attended by NCHR Vice President Mr. Mohamed Anwar El-Sadat, Board Members, as well as the Secretary-General.

During the meeting, NCHR reviewed the key developments concerning the human rights situation in Egypt, as well as the measures it had taken and the consultations it had conducted in response. It also discussed several related issues, particularly the status of online platforms seeking to regularize their status. In this regard, NCHR reaffirmed its commitment to continuing consultations with the relevant official bodies, including the Supreme Council for Media Regulation and the Journalists’ Syndicate, with a view to exploring ways to address the issue and contribute to reaching appropriate solutions.

NCHR also discussed the draft Code of Conduct for its Board Members, exchanging views and comments to inform its further refinement. The discussion forms part of NCHR’s efforts to strengthen its institutional practices and clarify the principles and standards governing the conduct and responsibilities of its Board members.

NCHR also reviewed its plan to develop its regional offices, with a view to strengthening its field presence in the governorates and facilitating communication with citizens. It also assessed progress in implementing its annual plan and reviewed preparations for the its first-ever participation in the Cairo International Book Fair, scheduled for January 2027.

The meeting reflected NCHR's continued commitment to advancing its work, pursuing its priorities, and enhancing its effectiveness in fulfilling its mandate to protect and promote human rights.