FIDH

The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) is a prominent advocacy organization dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights worldwide. With a network of 188 member organizations spanning 117 countries, FIDH engages in a myriad of initiatives aimed at addressing critical themes such as women's rights, LGBTQI+ rights, and the rights of migrants. The federation actively participates in international advocacy, collaborating with entities like the United Nations, the European Union, and the African Union to influence policy and foster accountability.

FIDH provides vital support to human rights defenders and engages in litigation to uphold justice in regions afflicted by repression and conflict. Their impactful reports and public declarations shed light on urgent human rights crises, such as systematic repression in Mali and the plight of victims in Guinea. Through comprehensive outreach and educational efforts, FIDH continuously raises awareness and mobilizes global action to defend the rights of the oppressed, ensuring a universal commitment to human dignity.