We contribute to human rights advocacy, foster intercultural dialogue and support community-based action — connecting evidence with everyday life.
We contribute to human rights advocacy through independent research and engagement with international human rights mechanisms.
Our current work focuses particularly on the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process, where we prepare civil society stakeholder contributions examining human rights challenges and the implementation of international commitments. Particular attention is given to the rights and experiences of migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and other vulnerable communities.
As our work develops, we aim to deepen our engagement with civil society organisations, researchers and relevant institutions, and gradually expand our human rights research and advocacy activities.
We publish work that explores contemporary social, human rights and public policy issues from different perspectives.
See our publicationsWe are currently developing initiatives that will create spaces for people from different cultural and social backgrounds to meet, exchange experiences and build mutual understanding.
Our team is carrying out the preparatory research, community outreach and partnership development needed to ensure that these initiatives respond to real local needs and create meaningful opportunities for dialogue.
Programmes and activities are currently under development
We are developing community-based initiatives designed to turn solidarity into practical action. These initiatives will seek to bring together volunteers, local communities and partner organisations around shared needs, skills and opportunities.
We are currently in the research and development phase, exploring community needs, potential partnerships and sustainable models for implementation.
Our first community initiatives are currently being developed
