Meetings of BHRM in Geneva 
				On 22-26 November 2010, the President of the BHRM Hasan Moosa
				 
					
						
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						| With Mr.Thomson & Ms. Schaufelberger | 
					 
					
						
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						| With Mr. Mesli | 
					 
				 
				Shafaie visited Geneva in a working trip, during which he met several 
				human rights officials from various international human rights organizations 
				at the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR).
				
				Shafaie met the Chief of Human Rights Treaties Branch at the 
				OHCHR, Mr. Ibrahim Salama, and discussed Bahrain’s commitment to 
				the international agreements it has signed.  
				He also met the Chief of Civil Society Unit, Ms. June Ray as 
				well as the Human Rights Officer for the Bahrain section Mr. Predrag 
				Zivkovic. Discussions in both meetings revolved around the latest 
				human rights developments in Bahrain and the role of the National 
				Institution for Human Rights (NIHR) in the development of Bahraini 
				civil society organizations.  
				As a member of the NIHR, Shafaie also met the Human Rights Officer 
				for National Institutions and Regional Mechanisms Section, Afrain 
				Shahidzadeh in the presence of the Representative of the International 
				Liaison Committee of National Human Rights Institutions, Ms. Katharine 
				Rose. During the meeting, the accomplishments and committees of 
				the NIHR in Bahrain were discussed, as well as some activities carried 
				out by the NIHR, such as prison visits and supervising recent elections.
				 
				Shafaie also met the Legal Director of the Legal Section at the 
				AlKarama Organization for Human Rights, Rachid Mesli, and discussed 
				with him the scope of mutual cooperation. He also met the Secretary 
				General of the Association for the Prevention of Torture (APT), 
				Mark Thomson, with the presence of Esther Schaufelberger, the Programme 
				Officer at the APT, and discussed with them the need of organising 
				more training workshops in Bahrain.  
				
				
				
				
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