Batwa community statement on Kahuzi-Biega national park violations
Bulgaria: A greener environment for Roma children
Bulgaria: United Through Art and Education
Sign languages are minority languages!
UK: MRG condemns race riots and urges broad accountability
DRC: Respecting indigenous peoples’ rights ruled key in fighting climate crisis
How can the media be truly inclusive?
Mauritanian Elections 2024: the minority lens
Uzbekistan: International human rights organizations call on President Mirziyoyev to veto ‘undesirable’ foreigners law
Bangladesh: Protect Indigenous Peoples’ rights in Chittagong Hill Tracts
Celebrating Batwa heritage
About us
Our strategy
We work with minority and indigenous communities towards a world where they can live in peace and on an equal basis with others.
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Who we are
We work worldwide with 300 community organizations to defend minority and indigenous rights.
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What we do
From advocacy and litigation to documentary films and research, our work is tailored to the needs of the communities we work with.
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Our people
Meet our dedicated team based in 30 countries worldwide.
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Coalitions and networks
We join forces with like-minded organizations to challenge the power structures that exclude and silence.
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From land rights in Kenya to freedom of religion in Pakistan, you can support our work to defend minority and indigenous rights.
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Voices
How can the media be truly inclusive?
It's time for the media industry to move beyond discussion and start implementing solutions for meaningful inclusion and decolonisation.
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UK elections: 7 minority rights priorities for Starmer’s Labour government
After the Labour party's landslide victory in the UK elections, it now must step up for minorities in Britain and abroad.
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Revving up for another year: Empowering grassroots initiatives
The MARIO programme supports grassroots civil society organizations in EU countries operating in challenging environments.
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Our strategy
We work with ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities, and indigenous peoples to secure their rights and promote understanding between communities.
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Kasiet Mamyrbay, daughter of detained human rights activist Rita Karasartova, speaking during the #Reaction march, a peaceful protest supporting prisoners in the Kempir-Abad case. Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. 25 November 2022. Credit: Danil Usmanov.