The Justice Ministry’s advisory council on human rights mapped out an interim report Tuesday calling for beefed up relief measures against rights infringements and urging the creation of an independent organ to help victims.
The interim report came in response to a request by the justice minister in May 1997 for advice on basic matters regarding improvement of relief measures for victims of human rights violations.
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