Page
Contact
Our offices
Minority Rights Group International
54 Commercial Street
London E1 6LT, United Kingdom
Minority Rights Group Africa
Plot No. 2, Block D, behind Capital Shoppers, off Kakungulu / UNEB Road
P.O. Box 31607
Ntinda, Kampala, Uganda
T: +256–393 266 83
MRG’s Africa Office in Kampala, Uganda came into existence in 2003 with the aim of promoting and facilitating MRG’s work in the African continent. MRG always works closely with partners within each target country and having an African Office has strengthened MRG’s presence in the region and led to the smooth implementation of various project activities and healthy, vibrant relations with MRG’s partners.
Minority Rights Group Europe
San Marco utca 56/A, 4/2
H-1034 Budapest, Hungary
T: +36 30 209 3152
Based in Budapest since 1996, Minority Rights Group Europe is the European office of MRG, with the aim of promoting and protecting the rights of minorities and indigenous peoples across Europe and Central Asia. MRG Europe does this through capacity building, international advocacy, media advocacy and networking. Annual reports >
MRG is a multilingual organization and can offer interviewees in a variety of languages.
Share this content
Related content
Events
News and blogs
- Looking back on the past 4 years working with minorities and indigenous peoples
- A Tribute to Claire Thomas
- Discussing Education and Minority Languages at the UN Forum on Minority Issues in Geneva
- NO RISK OF SPOILER: This is GTW …not GoT!
- A Message to the World on Our 50th Birthday
- In memory Dr Ashgar Ali Engineer, a tireless and irreplaceable champion of minority rights
- Happy Anniversary! – Celebrating 40 years of MRG
- Powell vs Picasso
- Durban Review Conference – Geneva
- This land is ours. Well, one day it will be!
News from our projects
Opinion
Press releases
- Six months since being declared a pandemic, evidence mounts of how Covid-19 hits minorities and indigenous peoples hardest – New briefing
- بعد ستة أشهر من إعلانه وباء، تظهر الأدلة المتزايدة أن فايروس الكورونا يؤثر على الأقليات والشعوب الأصلية بصورة كبيرة – تقرير جديدة
- Nouveau briefing : Après six mois de pandémie, il devient de plus en plus clair que les minorités et peuples autochtones sont les premiers affectés par la Covid-19
- Exclusion at the heart of today’s migration and displacement – new key trends survey
- Minority Rights Group International appoints Professor Joshua Castellino as new Executive Director
- Executive Director of Minority Rights Group International, Mark Lattimer, will step down to lead new human rights initiative
- MRG mourns the passing of legendary indigenous peoples’ rights activist, Rodolfo Stavenhagen
- MRG applauds government on recognition of Wayeyi tribe in Botswana
- MRG calls on Uganda government to investigate cause of escalating violence in Rwenzori region
- Sustainable Development Goals welcome, but pledge that ‘no one will be left behind’ must now be honoured by all governments, MRG
Statements
- Excuser les torts de la conservation ? Un rapport accuse le WWF de violations des droits humains mais n’exige pas de comptes
- Excusing conservation wrongs? Report finds WWF culpable for human rights violations but does not assign blame
- Statement: MRG and COVID-19
- MRG statement to mark International Human Rights Day – minority rights defenders need increased international support and protection
Publications
- Strategy 2017-2020: Report on implementation
- Strategy 2021-2024
- 50 years of Minority Rights Group
- Inequality and the impact of Covid-19: How discrimination is shaping the experiences of minorities and indigenous peoples during the pandemic
- Annual Report 2017
- Strategy 2017-2020
- Annual progress report 2015
- Strategy 2013-2016
- Annual Review 2006 – A voice for the voiceless
- Annual Review 2005 – A fair chance for all
