Annual report
Annual international report 2022
In the annual report on the Institute’s international work, we present some of the many results we have contributed to in 2022.
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In 6 chapters we present how we are:
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Empowering our sister organisations throughout the world
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The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission gains recognition as an independent voice by bringing attention to serious human rights violations in the present volatile situation in the country.
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Supported by the Danish Institute for Human Rights, the regional network of national human rights institution in the Americas, RINDHCA, has established a permanent office in Panama.
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Advancing human rights through sustainable development
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Strengthened local presence of fisheries authorities in Bangladesh improves conditions for artisanal fishers, who have long faced danger at sea.
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Our sister organisation, the Jordanian National Centre for Human Rights, is paving the way for the integration of human rights education into the secondary school curricula in Jordan.
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Supporting trust building and security efforts
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With our support, ten internal security forces in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger in the Sahel region have now integrated human rights into their curricula.
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By bringing main actors together, we help integrate human rights in the operations of Palestinian law enforcement.
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Making business and investors respect human rights
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Collaborative efforts strive to improve the situation for Miskito divers in the hazardous industrial fishing sector.
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Promoting access to justice
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Working towards stronger rights based systems and obligations in Central Asia.
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Community justice systems transform the lives of victims of sexual and gender-based violence.
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Ensuring a responsible technology that respects human rights
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We gather national human rights institutions at the Internet Governance Forum in Addis Ababa.
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The Danish Institute for Human Rights and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) are introducing a tool to identify and assess human rights risks within digital development.
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- Rule of law
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- Equal treatment
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