Leading Organizations

PhilRights is the research and information arm of the Philippine Alliance of Human Rights Advocates .

The Philippine Judicial Academy, a separate but component unit of the Supreme Court, has become an all-important factor in the promotion of judicial education in the Philippines.Its mission is to provide opportunities to develop judicial competence, instill sound values, and form constructive attitudes in its continuing pursuit of judicial excellence.

The Police Complaints Authority, Delhi has been set up to deal with the complaints of public regarding acts of serious misconduct by the policemen/officers of Delhi Police such as death in Police custody, grievous hurt caused by police , rape or attempt to rape, illegal detention, extortion, land/house grabbing or any serious abuse of authority.

Established in 2002 by a group of non-governmental organizations engaged in climate protection activities, it monitors legislative works at the national and European level and organizes conferences, workshops, and educational activities.

The Polish Legal Clinics Foundation has been operating since 2002. It supports and coordinates a network of 25 legal clinics and promotes pro bono engagement of lawyers. Since 2004, the Foundation, in conjunction with Rzeczpospolita, organizes the annual "Pro Bono Lawyer" Competition.

Created in 2007 to promote the rights of migrants in Poland, PFM supports and develops initiatives that lead to dialogue between people representing various cultures. They also work with Polish migrants abroad and support families affected by migration.

PSAL is a non-governmental organization of lawyers who are specialized in the protection of human rights and the promotion of anti-discrimination and equal treatment research. They provide legal consultancy on anti-discrimination standards for lawmaking and law enforcement processes. Their activities also include legal counseling and litigation, monitoring, and education.

It is a grassroots, independent social movement that works to advance women's rights and democracy in Poland through advocacy activities and public demonstrations. They operate under the principle of full autonomy for local strike groups in over 150 municipalities in the country.

Founded in 2014, it promotes independent media through journalism, open data, and technology to advance human rights, good governance, and accountability in West Africa.

Seeks to strengthen relationships between police and community in order to end violence and increase security, through community policing, oversight, and outreach programmes.

Founded in 2010 to advance the rule of law and human rights, it develops legal education and cooperation among legal professions and promotes pro bono legal aid. The Association specializes in the defense of prisoners' rights, freedom of expression, and anti-discrimination initiatives.

It seeks to strengthen citizen participation in social networks and create an connection between digital journalism and social activism. It is comprised of Bolivian journalists and cyberactivists that encourage public accountability and transparency in the government through initiatives such as DataBo, Jaqui Aru, and the Platform for Journalists and Activists.

The organization was founded to increase citizen's participation in governance processes through programs that educate and mobilize them on behalf of integrity in governance. Some of their initiatives include Budeshi and the Nigeria Integrity Film Awards (Homevida).

With operations since 2000, it is the largest NGO in Poland that addresses corporate social responsibility in a comprehensive manner. It promotes non-discrimination, encourages diversity in the workplace, and assists businesses in developing their social responsibility initiatives.

It strives to create a space for cooperation and collaboration among justice providers and communities through increasing legal knowledge and awareness of rights. It offers assistance for justice institutions, service providers, and civil society organizations.

The Rule of Law Education Project is an initiative of the Faculty of Law at the University of Hong Kong. It aims to strengthen the knowledge of the public concerning the rule of law through publications, trainings, and online resources.

Their goal is to ensure that socially disadvantaged groups are fully aware of their rights through education and training, community based research, and strategic planning for advocacy. They offer support for social movements and groups that fight for social justice and democracy.

This initiative encourages Indians to partake in nation building and fight corruption based on their individual capacity, commitment and national pride. The emphasis is not on the ‘bribe taker’ but on the ‘bribe giver’.

Works to provide information on the criminal justice system and pushes for reform through advocacy and research.

It works to end the cycle of violence in the tribal lands of Eastern Africa by building peaceful and reconciled communities. Their work is based on the following pillars: non-violent societal transformation; peace, truth, justice, and mercy; integral human development and security; environmental integrity; and respect for local culture and traditions.

It is an academic center that provides advice on the fundamental principles of international law to all branches of government.

It is a coalition of eight organizations implementing WASH activities across the country. Their work aligns with the Sector Learning Policy and Framework, an initiative established by the Ministry of Water Resources in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Sanitation.

Founded in 1985, it works to improve access to essential health information, services, and products. Their areas of intervention are access to safe water systems, family planning and reproductive health, and HIV/AIDS and malaria treatment and prevention.

It is an independent news media corporation, founded in 1997, that promotes human rights, transparency in government, and encourages access to information. Its members include civil society groups, labor unions, local NGO's, and non-profit organizations.

SRACP, established in 1957, provides quality rehabilitation services for Hong Kong residents who are charged with criminal offences, have been convicted of crimes, or released from prisons. It also offers programs for community education, mental health services, and crime prevention for the general public.