40 actions to celebrate ISHR’s 40th anniversary
We are celebrating longstanding and collective efforts in supporting human rights defenders. Join us and find out more!
Effectively realising human rights for everyone, everywhere is the pathway to free, fair and just communities and a more peaceful and sustainable world. This must remain our north star as we face the multiple and worsening crises and conflicts around the world.
ISHR is thrilled to invite you to discover our latest annual report, outlining our key impacts during the last year and our vision for 2024 and the years ahead.
What did we achieve in 2023?
Here are just a few examples of our collective impact:
See more achievements by clicking on the video below:
We would like to thank all our donors for their crucial support and invite everyone who believes in our work and mission to help us support human rights defenders to achieve their goals. Your contributions are vital to our collective human rights impact, success and hope.
ISHR is set to mark its 40th anniversary in 2024 and as this occasion coincides with the tail end of our latest five-year strategic cycle, we want to hear from you! Please share your thoughts on our work and the challenges you would like us to see tackle by filling out this short survey.
To access the survey, click here.
We are celebrating longstanding and collective efforts in supporting human rights defenders. Join us and find out more!
German activist and researcher Johannes Rohr filed an individual complaint with the United Nations Human Rights Committee after being unlawfully expelled from Russia only weeks after he publicly criticised Russian authorities’ treatment of their Indigenous communities.
On 9 September the Secretary-General released his annual report on reprisals, in which he included three of four cases ISHR has been actively campaigning on, namely the cases of Khurram Parvez and Irfan Mehraj (India) and Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja (Bahrain).