National Human Rights Commission holds assembly to elect new board of directors
In an event of great relevance for social activism in the Dominican Republic, the National Commission for Human Rights (CNDH) held an assembly of delegates with the objective of renewing its authorities in a public and transparent manner. The meeting brought together representatives from across the country to define the leadership that will guide the organization’s steps in the coming years.
Fernando Morillo, national vice president of the entity, underscored the importance of this internal democratic process. As he explained, the call was designed to ensure that the election of the new leadership had the active participation and support of the various delegates that make up the institution.
It is an event of national significance that aims to elect, in a public manner, the new leadership of the National Human Rights Commission.
Fernando Morillo, National Vice President of the CNDH
Commemoration and trajectory
Beyond the electoral process, the assembly served as a stage to commemorate a new anniversary of the organization. Morillo took the opportunity to highlight the historical commitment of the CNDH, emphasizing the following key points:
- Uninterrupted work in the defense of fundamental guarantees in Dominican territory.
- Strengthening the promotion of human rights as a cross-cutting axis of its work.
- The operational continuity necessary to continue driving significant social changes.
With this meeting, the National Human Rights Commission reaffirms its institutional structure and prepares to face upcoming challenges, maintaining its focus on monitoring respect for human dignity in the nation.
