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9/14/09 Letter to the Netherlands minister of foreign affairs on the conviction of human rights defender Yevgeni Zhovtis in Kazakhstan Read more »9/9/09 Обращение к государствам-участникам ОБСЕ: Отнеситесь к ситуации о признании виновным казахского правозащитника как к приоритетному делу Read more »9/9/09 Appeal to the OSCE participating States: Address the case of convicted Kazakh human rights defender as a matter of priority Read more »
International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) is a non-profit non-governmental organisation based in Brussels, committed to promoting human rights worldwide. It aims at empowering local civil society groups and assisting them in making their concerns heard at the international level. IPHR also aims at advancing the rights of vulnerable groups subject to discrimination and abuse.
Working together with local human rights groups, IPHR provides assistance with identifying funding opportunities, developing and implementing projects, documenting and publicising human rights abuses at the international level, and organising international advocacy activities.
IPHR promotes the rights of vulnerable groups, such as women, children, migrants and minorities, through monitoring, research, reporting, awareness-raising, and advocacy. To this end, IPHR implements joint projects together with other NGOs.