Leading Organizations

Serves socially vulnerable families and victims of conflict and discrimination, through education, health, and social services programs.

LCHR provides legal aid against violations of the agrarian laborers' economic, social and civil rights. It also issues reports and studies to uncover the violations done against the farmers in rural Egypt.

2019 World Justice Challenge Applicant - Project Title: The Yaroslavl Case as a Comprehensive Model to Fight Torture
Works to provide legal assistance to victims of abuse at the hands of law enforcement officers and advocates for better enforcement of human right norms and standards in Russia.

The Foundation seeks to align Ukrainian democracy with European policies, overseeing the legislative process, and monitoring elections for all citizens to enjoy their rights.

The police establishment of the emirate of Dubai, which informs the citizenry of the laws, enforces those laws, provides training in law enforcemnt, prevents crime through specialized units, and promotes human rights through its human rights department.

A group of volunteer lawyers and social workers, collaborating to tackle domestic and sexual violence through pro bono counselling and raising awareness.

Contributes to developing, organizing, and supporting commercial and trade activities in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, primarly through building competive capabilities of private sector companies in partnership with public governmental entities.

Supports the professional development of members of the Dubai legal community through training in accordance with cutting edge research and innovative methods.

The national body in charge of implementing the Convention on the Rights of the Child in Iran through Institutional mechanisms.

Builds civil society capacity through research, training, and activities that support open debate, dialogue, wider civic inclusion, and, ultimately, greater access to information and accountability.

Holds conferences and workshops on different human rights issues relating to UN conventions and works to implement a normative framework and monitoring process around these standards.

The Afghan Women’s Network is a non-partisan, non-profit network of women and women’s NGOs working to empower Afghan women and ensure their equal participation in Afghan society.

An independent group of young judges engaged in activities aimed at strengthening the judiciary and the free expression of judges.

Network of different NGOs that are collaborating for protection of child laborers through the exchange of best practices and the development of joint programmes and efforts.

Promotes a robust human rights culture by conducting and disseminating studies, research and training as well as launching campaigns, initiatives, and networks around specific human rights issues.

Regulates financial service as well as supervises and enforces anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CTF) requirements.

Works to preserve freedom of the press and expression by protecting the freedom and independence of journalists through legal reform, training of legal practitioners, and litigation of violations against the press.

Promotes democratic and social development based on the sustainable and equitable values ​​of participatory democracy.

Provides financial assistance to prisoners who were not able to afford a lawyer at the time of trial.

Builds public-private partnerships to provide social services for the elderly, children, youth, and families, as well as other community-based activities. Also, monitors human rights violations and processes human rights complaints.

Established pursuant to recommendations of Egyptian Human Development Report in 2005, the center aims to redefine the relationship among the government, civil society organizations, and citizens in order to given more active role to citizens.

A team of lawyers and legal experts in the human rights field working on promoting human rights values through providing legal aid and initiating law suits to victims of human rights violations.

Tunisian Institutional Reform was established with the overall goal to push for institutional transparency and accountability within the security sector in Tunisia while encouraging civil society to take a proactive role in political decision-making and reform through constructively engaging in dialogue with government institutions.

Provides legal aid and legal services to the poor and vulnerable while also informing the wider community about legal aid and the law.

Protection of women who are victims of violence, drug abuse and trying to reintegrate them into the society.