New York City Commission on Human Rights

The New York City Commission on Human Rights is a city agency based in New York City, New York. It is a relatively small organization with a staff of 104 employees. The Commission on Human Rights is dedicated to upholding the rights of all New Yorkers. They achieve this by enforcing the Human Rights Law, which prohibits discrimination based on various protected characteristics. The Commission also provides education to the public about their rights and encourages positive relationships within the city's diverse communities. The Commission operates through two main bureaus: Law Enforcement and Community Relations. The Law Enforcement Bureau handles complaints of discrimination, investigating them and taking appropriate action. The Community Relations Bureau focuses on fostering understanding and respect between different communities through borough-based centers, educational programs, and outreach initiatives. For more information about the New York City Commission on Human Rights, you can visit their website at nyc.gov/html/cchr/home.html.