We are an independent statutory body with the responsibility to encourage equality and diversity, eliminate unlawful discrimination, and protect and promote the human rights of people.

We encourage improvement by bringing people together to devise solutions, and implement them to effect change.

Where appropriate, we conduct inquiries to explore systemic issues, gather evidence and develop possible solutions.

1. To undertake education and training in the Human Rights and Social Justice.
2. To maintain a library on Human Rights and other subjects of all local and international editions.
3. To promote women's education and employment with attention to establish women's rights.
4. To increase respect and recognition of child rights to prevent child labour and abuse.
5. To improve nutrition and health outcomes of vulnerable segments (children and women) of the populations.
6. Humanitarian assistance for preventing and alleviating human suffering.
7. To develop a range of services and activities that can be accessed by senior citizens of the country.
8. To combat poverty by working with other people and organizations to empower individuals and communities to affect change.
9. To promote study of the principle and practice of conservation of natural resources.