HRC ‘Temporarily Closed To The Public’
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the office of the Human Rights Commission will be temporarily closed to the public, and will reopen on April 6.
An HRC spokesperson said, “In light of safety protocols required for the public and our Officers, the Office of the Human Rights Commission [Commission], located at 32 Victoria Street, Hamilton, is temporarily closed to the public and will reopen on Monday April 6, 2020.
“The staff remain available to the public and are now operating remotely. Anyone requiring assistance is invited to contact the Commission as follows:
- Phone 295-5859
- Email humanrights@gov.bm
- Visit our website at www.humanrights.bm for more information.
“The Commission stands in solidarity with the Government of Bermuda, the Emergencies Measures Organisation [EMO] and the rest of the island in upholding strict guidelines aimed at containing the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Now is the time to be vigilant and cautious, and above all, considerate, especially toward those who may not have ready access to social, environmental, emotional or economic support. Bermuda needs the best of us right now. Please take care of yourselves and each other.”
You can view all our coverage of the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic here, our continuously updated live blog here and please recall to follow all guidance from the officials like washing your hands, adhering to self quarantine if relevant, and practicing social distancing!
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