Delhi: Capacity building program for Arunachal rights panel ends

The three-day training programme for the Arunachal Pradesh State Human Rights Commission (APSHRC), organized by the National Hu-man Rights Commission (NHRC), India concluded in New Delhi on Thursday.

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According to NHRC, a total of twelve officers from the APSHRC, including its Acting Chairperson, Bamang Tago, and Secretary, Ibom Tao, attended the training. Addressing the valedictory session, NHRC Acting Chairperson Vijaya Bharathi Sayani said that Arunachal Pradesh, with its Vibrant cultural diversity and unique challenges, plays a crucial role in the human rights framework of our country. "This hands-on training program organized by NHRC has given an opportunity to collectively reflect on the principles and values that guide our shared mission of protecting and promoting human rights in the country. The Preamble to our Constitution affirms justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity as the foundational principles nf nur nation Thoma valnnc are the foundation upon which our governance and legal systems are built. The Constitution empowers each one of us with the responsibility to uphold the dignity and rights of every individual," a statement said quoting APSHRC Acting Chairperson Bamang Tago. The Preamble to our Constitut