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Useful links

• - organisation dedicated to abolishing slavery.
• – campaigns for internationally recognised human rights.
• - Palestinian human rights organisation in Israel.
• – International Centre which campaigns for free expression.
• - provides updated information related to Asian human rights.
• – independent NGO working to prevent torture.
• – monitors human rights and democracy world-wide.
• - confederation of agencies that delivers relief assistance to people in need and solutions to global poverty.
• – non-profit organisation dedicated to the rehabilitation of street children.
• – non-profit organisation committed to independent research.
• – network of organisations that aim to improve the lives of children.
• – NGO that aims to prevent constitutional rights violations by security services, armed forces and police.
• - network of 1000 NGOs advocating for an independent International Criminal Court.
• – website for 54 developed and developing nations.
• - independent organisation of scientists devoted to the advancement of human rights.
• - helps indigenous peoples and ethnic groups negotiate with international societies.
• - Internet-based human rights organisation.
• – a network which works in the field of prevention and resolution of violent conflicts.
• – seeks to help citizens of the European Union accused of a crime in a country other than their own.
• – works to conduct research on gendercide.
• – monitors policy making at the United Nations.
• – NGO that supports human rights learning.
• - Internet launchpad for human rights, armed conflict and disaster relief.
• - international documentation centre on human rights.
• – compiles media coverage of human rights issues.
• - NGO dedicated to protecting the rights of people.
• - specialised body within the Beirut Bar Association that offers training on human rights issues.
• – strengthens local journalism in areas of conflict.
• – human rights law centre which supports the development of legal protection for human rights and freedoms.
• – commission dedicated to the implementation of international law and principles that advance human rights.
• – works to implement all human rights enshrined in UDHR.
• – international peace federation.
• – health organisation that supports the rehabilitation of torture victims.
• - aims to highlight the oppression faced by Muslims worldwide.
• - works to promote human rights.
• – UK human rights and civil liberties organisation.
• - promotes development by creating partnerships with community-based women's groups.
• - the world's largest private humanitarian relief organisation.
• – works for peace in the Middle East, and focusses on Palestine, Israel, Lebanon and Iraq.
• – groups working for human rights and sustainable development.
• – a network of non-profit organisations.
• – works to strengthen democracy, advance human rights and expand trade.
• - addresses the causes of poverty and related injustice.
• – NGO which protects human rights.
• – promotes health by protecting human rights.
• – a non-profit organisation dedicated to researching population-related issues.
• – offers a daily report of developments in Eastern Europe, Russia, the Caucasus and Central Asia.
• – the world’s largest humanitarian organisation, providing assistance without discrimination.
• – non-profit legal organisation which helps torture survivors.
• – generates lifesaving assistance for displaced people.
• – UK charity that helps impoverished children in 70 countries.
• - a foreign affairs think-tank working to prevent armed conflicts.
• – promotes the rights of religious and ethnic minorities. The organisation has consultative status at the UN.
• – national institution established to entrench constitutional democracy.
• – a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing psychological and medical services to survivors of torture.
• - works for tribal peoples' rights.
• - independent organisation aimed at defending the human rights and liberties of Syrians.
• – aims to spread the values of human rights and democracy through forums and bilateral relationships.
• – aims to maintain international peace; help solve economic, social, cultural and humanitarian problems; and promote respect for human rights.
• - helps co-ordinate action to protect refugees and resolve refugee problems worldwide.
• – a network of organisations working to help children affected by war.
• - funds projects which are aimed at strengthening pluralist democracies.
• - delivers video equipment to human rights organisations to expose the crimes and end impunity for human rights violators.
• – UK-based charity dedicated to women’s development.
• – NGO with national sections in 37 countries.
• - works on humanitarian assistance programmes.
• - coalition of NGO’s fighting against torture, summary executions and forced disappearances.
• – gathers information and educational resource materials that deal with issues of peace and justice in world affairs.

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