What does NSHR stand for?

National Society for Human Rights (Namibia)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Earlier this morning, a court granted the National Society for Human Rights (NSHR) an order to observe the election after it had been barred by the Electoral Commission on accusations of bias.

Ruling party favoured as Namibians vote

Commenting on the accusations, Ibrahim Al-Quaiyid, a member of the National Society for Human Rights of Saudi Arabia, said: "Iran has always tried to create problems during the pilgrimage, which is evident from several incidents in the past.

Don't politicize Haj, Riyadh tells Tehran

Mufleh Al-Qahtani, chairman of the National Society for Human Rights (NSHR) said "The NSHR has been watching the economic condition of people in the Kingdom in general and in the northern region in particular.

Committees in Saudi established to study financial crisis

Suhaila Hammad of Saudi Arabia's National Society for Human Rights dismissed the report as "unfair and one-sided.

Rights group: Domestic workers in Saudi Arabia subjected to severe ...

In its first report last month, the National Society for Human Rights, a newly formed government-patronised body, criticised the behaviour of the religious police, citing allegations of beatings and a failure to stick by the rules.

SAUDI ARABIA - June 4 - Saudi Religious Police Face Pressure

Both rallies received the full cooperation of the police, a point that Phil Ya Nangoloh of the National Society for Human Rights emphasised to the crowd as he contrasted the situations in Namibia and Zimbabwe.

Hundreds of Namibians protest Mugabe

According to the National Society for Human Rights (NSHR), Nujoma's departure could herald the real transformation of Swapo from a liberation movement to a service-providing political organisation.

Nujoma will step down in 2004. (Namibia)

Muhammad Humaidan I Arab News <p>JEDDAH: Hussein Al-Sharief, supervisor of the National Society for Human Rights (NSHR) in the Makkah province, has warned authorities about the danger posed by the gathering of thousands of illegal aliens under bridges and other places in Jeddah.

NSHR worried over plight of overstayers