THE JERSEY HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP

.....promoting knowledge of human rights
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The Group shall be a non-profit making organization registered in accordance with the Non Profit Making Organisations (Jersey) Law 2008.

The Group will promote knowledge of Human Rights Standards through research, publication and the dissemination of information, monitor human rights standards in Jersey, examine existing and proposed laws and practices in Jersey for compliance with Human Rights standards and lobby for reform in order to achieve compliance with Human Rights standards.

Raise funds for the Group's declared purposes.

Recruit membership from any persons who share the aims of the group.

Other than in August and December meetings are normally held once per month, on the last Monday of the month.


PLEASE NOTE


Our next meeting:

Due to the forthcoming Bank Holiday the meeting will be put back one week to June 3rd.

Speaker at the meeting to be Mr. M. Bowron, The Chief Officer of States of Jersey Police,
on the subject of the utility of CCTV.

Speakers at recent meetings

We meet at the States Chambers - please meet in the Royal Square just outside the States Chambers at the left hand steps at 5.30pm prompt.

Anyone is welcome to join. Please fill in the application form and bring it with you to the next meeting. Or simply turn up for the next meeting!
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