The Philippine Commission on Human Rights (CHR) is an independent government agency established in 1987. Its primary role is to promote and protect human rights in the Philippines. The CHR investigates complaints of human rights violations, monitors government actions, and advocates for policies that uphold human dignity. The commission is composed of a chairperson and several commissioners who are appointed by the President of the Philippines. It works to educate the public about their rights and provides recommendations to improve human rights conditions in the country. The CHR also collaborates with local and international organizations to strengthen human rights advocacy.