A chairman of the National Commission on Human Rights J.Byambadorj presented Monday a 14th National Report on the status of human eights and freedom in Mongolia to the Speaker of parliament Z.Enkhbold.

The Human Rights reports are the documents that aim at making policy changes in order to draw attentions of parliament, government and government bodies to the pressing issues concerning human rights, to eliminate human rights’ violations, and to improve the implementation of those rights and freedoms. The latest report outlines initiatives regarding the right not to be tortured or be treated inhumanly, the rights of the human rights protectors, human rights education, comprehensive nursing homes, pawnshop operations and the right to property, and the rights of the police officers to labor. Mr Byambadorj said the report has been based on the auditory and research results that had been run by state and non-governmental organizations and the National Commission on Human Rights, and on the petitions and complaints addressed for the Commission, " it also includes information on the current situation in Mongolia of human rights and freedoms".

The report is to be presented to the Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights, the International Coordinating Committee of National Human Rights Institutions, and to other similar national institutions in Asia-Pacific. Present were also member of the National Commission on Human Rights N.Ganbayar and P.Oyunchimeg.