Welcome to the LHRC Documentation Centre, a fountain of knowledge due to playing a role of an archive for the legal & human rights materials, advocacy and public policy from within the Centre and elsewhere. The library has played an increasingly important role in analysis and advocacy, lobbying, public policy making, research and reference ever since its establishment in 2003.
In some cases the academic community has become more involved in their applied researches.
This library contains many of the organisations’ briefings, commentaries, proposals, and reports. It is not limited to any one subject; it comprises a variety of materials. Availability of the internet connections enhances searching for information.
The Aim
LHRC Documentation Centre aims to improve the quality of our services. It means the Centre will improve on its previous tasks (purchase of books /publications , publishing of acquired reports , research and consultation, reviewing of newspapers)
The Activities
The basic activities of the LHRC Centre include though not limited to the following: -
Documentation; -
Information; -
Advisory; -
Research; -
Educational; -
Publications; -
Library; and -
Exhibitions
How to use the Documentation Centre
The LHRC records Centre is accessible to all and is open during the normal working hours, except 1 hr break during the mid-day for lunch. The main collection Centre is behind the LHRC HQ building at Kijitonyama. |
