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According to the law of the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia, there is an ex-officio board consisting of representatives from civil society organizations that work on human rights issues. The board plays an important role in ensuring the multilateral representation in the Commission’s activity.
The first advisory board was founded on 4 March, 2002, and consisted of representatives of 11 organizations such as Amnesty International Mongolia, National Anti-Violence Center, and Mongolian Human Rights Center. There are now 20 members of the board.
New rules and regulations and the members of the Advisory Board of NHRCM were approved in April 2014.
CURRENT ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS:
The Ex-officio Board is chaired by P. Oyunchimeg, Commissioner of NHRCM, and its secretary is Kh. Munkhzul, Head of the Division of NHRCM.
Under to the Law on the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia Commission, the Commission has a secretariat. The authority of the National Human Rights Commission came into effect on 2 February 2001 when the Commissioners were inaugurated. The secretariat of the Commission was established on 20 February, 2001. The rules and regulations of the secretariat are adopted by the Chief Commissioner, and the staff and salary fund are included in the budget approved by the State Great Hural.
Staff members of the Secretariat are civil administrative workers. The secretariat primarily aims at providing the Commission with stable and steady activity, supporting the Chief Commissioner and the Commissioners in fulfilling their authority with methodological assistance. The secretariat began with staff of 12 employees, and today has three divisions and 20 employees.
Executive Director: Dashdeleg Alyeksandr
Phone number: 260284
E-mail: a.dashdeleg@mn-nhrc.org
COMPLAINTS AND INQUIRY DIVISION
In the event that a citizen of Mongolia thinks his/her rights or freedoms as guaranteed by the Constitution of Mongolia, other relevant laws, or international treaties have been violated by an economic entity, an organization, authority, or any person, in accordance with the Law on the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia he/she, individually or in a group, can lodge a complaint with the Commission.
If it is not stated otherwise in the laws and legislations and international treaties of Mongolia, a foreign national or stateless person in the territory of Mongolia, like a Mongolian citizen, can claim the right to lodge a complaint with the Commission. The complaint is to be lodged personally in written or spoken Mongolian form. A person who doesn’t speak Mongolian may make a complaint in his/her native language and must have the complaint translated into Mongolian and notarized.
The Commission conducts examinations and inquiries in the government organizations and private businesses at its initiative or upon request from economic entities, organizations, and authorities to detect and stop violations of human rights and freedoms. Based on the results of examinations and inquiries, the Commissioners make recommendations to the relevant business entities, organizations, or officials in order to protect human rights and freedoms. For the purpose of inspection on the critical human rights problems in society and their causes and effects, the Commission can carry out surveys on its own or in cooperation with research centers or non-government organizations.
The aforementioned activities belong to the authority of the Commissioners under the relevant laws, and the Division of Complaints, Inquiry, and Policy Analysis exists to assist them in the legitimate exercise of their authority.
1. BATAA Bayaraa – Head of the Division
Telephone number: 262786
E-mail: b.bataa@mn-nhrc.org
2. SEMJIDMAA Boldkhuyag - Officer in charge of complaints
Telephone number: 262971
E-mail: b.semjidmaa@mn-nhrc.org
3. IKHTAMIR Togookhuu – Officer in charge of complaints
Telephone number: 262971
E-mail: t.ikhtamir@mn-nhrc.org
4. NANDINTSETSEG Bayansuuri – Officer in charge of complaints
Telephone number: 262971
E-mail: b.nandintsetseg@mn-nhrc.org
5. DUGERSUREN Lkhagvasuren - Officer in charge of complaints
Telephone number: 70000222
E-mail::l.dugersuren@mn-nhrc.org
6. Solongo Batbayar - Officer in charge of complaints
Telephone number: 262971
E-mail::b.solongo@mn-nhrc.org
POLICY ANALYSIS AND HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION DIVISION
In Article 13.2.5 of the Law on the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia, it is stated, “The Commission, in its full power, supports activities to provide human rights education.”
The Human Rights Education Division caries out activities to provide human rights education, to raise awareness of human rights, and to develop a culture of ensuring and protecting human rights, training, promotion, and advocacy.
In this scope, the division carries out the activities as follows:
1. AGAR-ERDENE Gankhuyag– Head of the Division
Telephone number: 262902
E-mail: g,agar-erdene@mn-nhrc.org
2. ADIYAKHISHIG Tseekhee – Senior officer in charge of Human rights training
Telephone number: 262902
E-mail: ts.adiyakhishig@mn-nhrc.org
3. UNURJARGAL Zagdaa – Senior officer in charge of multilateral cooperation
Telephone number: 262589
E-mail: z.unurjargal@mn-nhrc.org
4. BOLORSAIKHAN Badamsambuu – Officer in charge of Human rights education
Telephone number: 262902
E-mail: b.bolorsaikhan@mn-nhrc.org
5. ARIUNAA Chuluunbaatar – Officer in charge of Human rights education
Telephone number: 262752
E-mail: ch.ariunaa@mn-nhrc.org
6. BADMAARAG Zagdaa – Officer in charge of press and publicity
Telephone number: 262752
E-mail: z.badmaarag@mn-nhrc.org
7. TSETSGEE Khishgee – Officer in charge of Human rights education
Telephone number: 262752
E-mail: kh.tsetsgee@mn-nhrc.org
8. TUUL Erdenebaatar - Officer in charge of policy analysis
Telephone number: 262902
E-mail: e.tuul@mn-nhrc.org'
9. ZOLZAYA Gantogtokh – Officer in charge of human rights promotion
Telephone number: 266506
E-mail: g.zolzaya@mn-nhrc.org
ADMINISTRATION AND COOPERATION DIVISION
This division supports the Chief Commissioner and other Commissioners with policy of multilateral cooperation and conducts operations to publicize daily activities of the Commission at the national, regional and international levels.
In addition, the division functions to connect the activities of the Commission with the activities of other human rights organizations, both government and non-government, operating at the national, regional and international levels, to cooperate with those organizations for the mutual benefit of all.
It also helps to inter-relate the internal regular functions of the Commission, provides the Commissioners with professional and methodological assistance.
Other functions of the division are to carry out the archival and documentation process according to laws and relevant rules and to provide the Commissioners and the staff workers with technical assistance in fulfilling their duties.
The division also develops the Commission’s action policy and ensures the annual budget is spent efficiently and effectively.
1. MUNKHZUL Khurelbaatar – Head of the Division
Telephone number: 262915
E-mail: kh.munkhzul@mn-nhrc.org
2. ARIUNAA Tumurtogoo - Officer in charge of multilateral cooperation
Telephone number: 262915
E-mail: t.ariunaa @mn-nhrc.org
3. UNDRAKH Ulziisumiya – Officer in charge of multilateral cooperation
Telephone number: 262915
E-mail: u.undrakh@mn-nhrc.org
4. OYUNKHUU Jamsranjav- Officer
Telephone number: 262931
E-mail: j.oyunhuu@mn-nhrc.org
5. NARMANDAKH Surhiibaatar – Officer in charge information technology
Telephone number: 262589
E-mail: s.narmandakh@mn-nhrc.org
6. NANSALMAA Davaa – Instructor of Archive and File maintenance
Telephone number: 262931
E-mail: d.nansalmaa@mn-nhrc.org
6. ZOLZAYA Gantogtokh – Assistant to the Chief Commissioner
Telephone number: 266506
E-mail: g.zolzaya@mn-nhrc.org
PROVINCIAL OFFICERS
1. ARKHANGAI PROVINCE
ERDENESUVD Baasankhuu - Officer
Telephone number: 70332122
Email: b.erdenesuvd@mn-nhrc.org
2.BAYAN- ULGII PROVINCE
URANCHIMEG Lkhagva - Officer
Telephone number: 70427322
Email: l.uranchimeg@mn-nhrc.org
3.BAYANKHONGOR PROVINCE
SODONTSETSEG Bayarmagnai - Officer
Telephone number: 70442422
Email: b.sodontsetseg@mn-nhrc.org
4. BULGAN PROVINCE
MUNKHSAIKHAN Dagii - Officer
Telephone number: 70342122
Email: d.munkhsaikhan@mn-nhrc.org
5. GOVI-ALTAI PROVINCE
ARIUNJARGAL Badam- Officer
Email: b.ariunjargal@mn-nhrc.org
6. GOVISUMBER PROVINCE
DELGERSUREN Ganbold - Officer
Telephone number: 70543422
Email: g.delgersuren@mn-nhrc.org
7. DARKHAN-UUL PROVINCE
DOLGORSUREN Tsogoo -Officer
Telephone number: 70370722
Email: ts.dolgorsuren@mn-nhrc.org
8. DORNOGOVI PROVINCE
URANBILEG Erdenebaatar - Officer
Telephone number: 70523422
Email: e.uranbileg@mn-nhrc.org
9. DORNOD PROVINCE
NYAMSUREN Munkhbat - Officer
Telephone number: 70582122
Email: m.nyamsuren@mn-nhrc.org
10. DUNDGOVI PROVINCE
BAYARTSETSEG Tumurbaatar - Officer
Telephone number: 70592622
Email: t.bayartsetseg@mn-nhrc.org
11. ZAVKHAN PROVINCE
NARANKHUU Chimegdorj - Officer
Telephone number: 70462522
Email: ch.narankhuu@mn-nhrc.org
12. ORKHON PROVINCE
ERDENEBOLD Yondonjamts- Officer
Telephone number: 70350522
Email: yo.erdenebold@mn-nhrc.org
13. UVURKHANGAI PROVINCE
OSORJAMAA Tumurkhuyag –Officer
Telephone number: 70322122
Email: t.osorjamaa@mn-nhrc.org
14. UMNUGOVI PROVINCE
NARANGOO Ganbaatar - Officer
Telephone number: 70530122
Email: g.narangoo@mn-nhrc.org
15. SUKHBAATAR PROVINCE
NARANTSETSEG Khurelbaatar - Officer
Telephone number: 70510222
Email: kh.narantsetseg@mn-nhrc.org
16. SELENGE PROVINCE
GANTULGA Dashnyam - Officer
Telephone number: 70362345
Email: d.gantulga@mn-nhrc.org
17. TUV PROVINCE
CHOIJIILSUREN Urtnasan - Officer
Telephone number: 70272822
Email: u.choijilsuren@mn-nhrc.org
18. UVS PROVINCE
KHONGORZUL Ydamtsoo - Officer
Telephone number: 70453222
Email: ya.khongorzul@mn-nhrc.org
19. KHOVD PROVINCE
SOLONGO Gankhuyag - Officer
Telephone number: 70437022
Email: g.solongo@mn-nhrc.org
20. KHUVSGUL PROVINCE
TUNGALAGMURUN Munkhdelger - Officer
Telephone number: 70388022
Email: m.tungalagmurun@mn-nhrc.org
21. KHENTII PROVINCE
ERDENEBAYASGALAN Dagva - Officer
Telephone number: 70388022
On 7 December 2000, the law of the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia was adopted. Following the adoption of this law, a national human rights institution was established in Mongolia. The law comprises of 6 chapters and 26 articles and provides the operational principles, structure, organization, and mandate of the Commission.
According to article 3.1 of the law, the Commission is an institution mandated with the promotion and protection of human rights and freedoms, provided for in the Constitution of Mongolia, Mongolian laws and international treaties to which Mongolia is a party.
The NHRCM is granted “A” status by the International Coordinating Committee of National Institutions for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights (ICC) (indicating full compliance with the Paris Principles) and was admitted as a full member institution at the Asia Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Institutions (APF) in 2001.
The NHRCM has three full-time Commissioners. The law requires the candidates for Commissioners to be Mongolian citizens of high legal and political qualification, with appropriate knowledge and experience in human rights, with a clean criminal record and as having reached the age 35. In accordance with this law, the Speaker of the State Great Khural (Parliament) nominates candidates for Commissioner to the State Great Khural on the basis of proposals by the President, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Legal Affairs and the Supreme Court. The State Great Khural appoints the Commissioners for terms of six years with a single possible re-appointment. The Chief Commissioner is appointed from the Commissioners for a term of three years.
Principles of the commission
Rule of law, independence, protection of human rights, freedoms and legitimate interests, justice and transparency are the guiding principles of the Commission.
Mission
To lead the accomplishment of promotion and protection of human rights and freedom for everyone`s genuine enjoyment of the human rights prescribed by law in Mongolia.
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