27 June 2022

Working Together for Human Rights – IPHR Annual Report for the Year 2021

Human Rights Defenders & Civil Society Freedom of Expression & the Media Freedom of Association & Assembly Political Participation Torture & Ill-treatment Fair Trial & Due Process Rights Fighting Impunity in Situations of Conflict & Crisis Non-discrimination, Minorities & Other Vulnerable Groups Economic, Social & Cultural Rights

International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) presents its annual report Working Together for Human Rights – IPHR Annual Report for the Year 2021, which describes the work we carried out together with our partners on promoting human rights in Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia in 2021.

2021 has been a year of expansion for IPHR. Our team has grown considerably and now encompasses 25 human rights professionals based in Brussels, Tbilisi, Helsinki, Nantes, Munich, and Boston. We considerably scaled up our accountability work in 2021, provided prompt response to crises, and continued to provide practical support local human rights groups. We faced up to growing security risks by reinforcing our team with a digital security specialist and by developing practical coping strategies to emerging threats.

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Working Together for Human Rights – IPHR Annual Report for the Year 2021

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