AFRICAN CHARTER ON VALUES AND PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC SERVICE AND ADMINISTRATION — Rwanda law | Esheria

AFRICAN CHARTER ON VALUES AND PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC SERVICE AND ADMINISTRATION

This article defines key terms used in the Charter.

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Rwanda
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This article defines key terms used in the Charter. This article lists the Charter’s objectives, including improving public service quality, transparency, staff conditions, citizen participation, gender equality, and cooperation among member states. Member States must implement the Charter according to the listed principles. Public authorities and their agents must respect users’ human rights, dignity, and integrity, and public services and decisions must follow applicable national laws, regulations, and policies. State Parties must put equal access and non-discrimination into national laws, and public service administration must be organized to make services easier to access, closer to users, and more participatory.