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National dialogue
Advisory committee
The NPM’s advisory committee was established in
spring 2014 and comprises representatives of organisations with expertise in areas that are important
to preventive work, such as human rights, children,
equality and anti-discrimination, and knowledge about
the conditions for inmates, patients and detainees etc.
In 2016, four meetings of the advisory committee
were held. The committee’s members have provided
input and feedback on the preventive work, discussed
relevant issues and shared their expert knowledge on
a number of topics. The topics discussed include the
follow-up of visits, particular challenges for people with
disabilities in prison, practices at child welfare institutions, incorporating user and experience competence
in the work and the priorities for 2017.
The members of the advisory committee are
representatives of the following organisations:
››The Norwegian National Human Rights Institution
››The Equality and Anti-Discrimination Ombudsman
››The Ombudsman for Children
››The Norwegian Bar Association's Human Rights
Committee
››The Norwegian Medical Association, represented by the Norwegian Psychiatric Association
››The Norwegian Psychological Association's
Human Rights Committee
››The Norwegian Organisation for Asylum Seekers
(NOAS)
Four meetings of the advisory committee are planned
in 2017.
››The Norwegian Association for Persons with
Developmental Disabilities (NFU)
››Jussbuss (free legal aid service)
››The Norwegian Association of Youth Mental
Health
››We Shall Overcome
››The Norwegian Research Network on Coercion
in Mental Health Care (TvangsForsk)
››The Norwegian Helsinki Committee (NHC)
››Retretten Foundation
››Amnesty International Norway
Two new members have joined the committee during
the year: The Norwegian Association of Youth Mental
Health and the Retretten Foundation have replaced the
Norwegian Federation of Organisations of Disabled
People (FFO) and the Norwegian Centre against
Racism.
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