National Human Rights Committee (Qatar)

The NHRC was re-organized by the government in 2010 to reinforce its independence, and in the same year, the International Coordinating Committee of National Human Rights Institutions upgraded the commission's classification to Category A, the highest classification for international human rights institutions.

[8] The NHRC signed a memorandum of understanding with the US-based human rights organization Solidarity Center in 2009.

[10] The NHRC is classified as A by the International Coordinating Committee (ICC), which hosts all the national human rights commissions in the world.

[11] Since the beginning of the Qatari diplomatic crisis in 2017, NHRC has held dozens of workshops, conferences and seminars with organizations and politicians worldwide.

During a meeting with U.S official, Al Marri introduced the impact of the siege on the humanitarian status of the civilians in Qatar, as he called on United States to take serious action in order to put an end to the human rights violation caused by Saudi-led blockade.

Their means of advancing this goal include contributing to research programs related to human rights, conducting studies and providing advice and recommendations to legislative bodies.