
His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa today received National Institution for Human Rights (NIHR)'s President, Dr. Abdulaziz Abul, and Board members, who presented HM the King with the NIHR's 2013 annual report.
HM the King praised the achievements and activities included in the NIHR's 2013 annual report at both local and international levels aimed at promoting human rights in Bahrain, and cooperation and communication established with international organizations and bodies on the protection and consolidation of human rights.
HM the King hailed the role played by the NIHR's Board of Commissioners and General Secretariat in promoting and disseminating awareness of human rights.
He highlighted Bahrain's resolve to promote and protect human rights in line with international laws and conventions.
He wished the NIHR's delegation success and to continue carrying out their national duty in reinforcing principles of human rights.
Dr. Abul said that HM the King, during the meeting, directed the Board of Commissioners to consider all proposals that NIHR deems compatible with the obligations of the Kingdom of Bahrain and in conformity with Islamic principles, Arab values and international conventions.
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