International Advocacy and Programming : Where We Work

To this end, SIP engages with official Commonwealth institutions, their meetings and official processes with the aim of holding the Commonwealth accountable to its human rights commitments.

Promoting ATI in Ghana and Commonwealth Africa

The CHRI with support from Open Society Initiative (OSI) has worked to build a network of individuals at the community level to create awareness on access to information.

Briefing Papers

CHRI frequently publishes and disseminates guidance notes and papers for the use of governments and public authorities for implementing ATI laws.

Comparative Law Research

CHRI regularly monitors developments across Commonwealth member States for news of RTI law drafting processes. Given its reputation CHRI is often approached by both Governments and civil society organisations for assistance with the process of writing up the provisions of their RTI legislation.