#2007-1137Decree No. 2007-1137 of July 26, 2007, on the Composition and Functioning of the National Consultative Commission on Human Rights
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The decree establishes the composition and functioning of the National Consultative Commission on Human Rights in France. This commission facilitates dialogue among the government, civil society, and non-governmental organizations, works on preparing reports for international human rights bodies, and promotes education on human rights issues. It awards an annual human rights prize and is made up of various appointed members, ensuring a diverse representation.
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Key Changes
- Formation of a formal commission to address human rights issues in France.
- Introduction of an annual human rights prize to promote related efforts.
- Establishment of specific roles and responsibilities for commission members.
Obligations
What this law requires
Prepare and present reports to international organizations on France's compliance with human rights treaty obligations
Elaborate and publish an annual public report on the fight against racism
Award an annual human rights prize ('Prix des droits de l'homme de la République française - Liberté - Egalité - Fraternité') in the form of grants to individuals or collectives
Hold plenary assemblies a minimum of six times per year
Publish all adopted opinions and reports; include voting results and minority opinions supported by at least 15% of members