The Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines (CHR) is an esteemed independent constitutional office dedicated to promoting and safeguarding the human rights of every individual within the nation. Established under the 1987 Philippine Constitution, CHR operates with the fundamental principles of dignity, justice, and accountability, ensuring that all people, regardless of their backgrounds, are respected and empowered. The Commission focuses on advocating for the rights of marginalized and vulnerable groups through various functions including thorough investigations into human rights violations, legal aid services, and continuous education to enhance public awareness of human rights issues.

CHR is recognized as an A accredited National Human Rights Institution by adhering to international standards set by the United Nations. Its mission encompasses the prevention of human rights abuses while monitoring compliance with international treaty obligations. With a vision of a society where human rights are fully upheld, the CHR remains committed to delivering top-tier public service and ensuring justice for all