Before Carmelyn Malalis was appointed by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio in 2014 to serve as the head of the New York City Commission on Human Rights, the city agency had been described as moribund ...

Advocates in New York City are sounding the alarm on how the critically underfunded and understaffed New York City Commission on Human Rights is failing to protect immigrant workers. The New York ...

The New York City Human Rights Commission is probing five complaints of coronavirus-fueled acts of racism reported in the past two weeks, the agency said. Like the virus itself, attacks on people o… ...

FLATBUSH — THE NYC COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS IS INVITING NEW YORKERS to participate in a citywide survey aimed at understanding their experiences with discrimination, according to Community ...

The NYC Commission on Human Rights opened an investigation into an incident in Central Park in which a white woman called 911 claiming an African-American man was threatening her after he asked ...

Today, I will step down as chair and commissioner of the New York City Commission on Human Rights, a post I have held since Mayor Bill de Blasio appointed me nearly seven years ago in 2014. The role ...

— NYC Human Rights (@NYCCHR) March 27, 2018 So far, the Commission has sent upwards of 15 tweets regarding their work for women as a response to the backlash.

Comments also can be mailed or faxed to Michael Silverman, New York City Commission on Human Rights, 22 Reade Street, New York, New York 10007. The fax number is 646.500.7022.

Carmelyn P. Malalis, who led New York City's Commission on Human Rights through the stormy years of the Trump administration and 18 months of a pandemic, informed her staff Tuesday that she will ...