KABUL Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) leadership of ‘monopoly and ethnic prejudice’ and claimed 70 percent of shortlisted eligible candidates for the rights body’s membership hailed from a single tribe.
They demanded the committee, tasked with selecting eligible candidates for membership of the AIHRC, to be dissolved.
Under the AIHRC law, the nine-member body, including women, is appointed by the president for a five-year term and their head is also picked by the president from . . .
