Our strategy, supporters and annual reports
Minority Rights Group is the leading global organization working for and with ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities, and indigenous peoples worldwide.
For over 50 years, we have campaigned alongside these communities to achieve more equitable, inclusive and peaceful societies. This work has been made possible by our supporters all over the world and our impact can be seen clearly in our reports and independent evaluations.
Today, human rights organizations like ours have been forced into defending spaces that are under attack due to the rise of populism. We will not rest while these attacks continue. We dare to believe that the world can be a different and better place for minority and indigenous communities.
We are committed to combatting persecution, challenging marginalization and realizing climate justice. Our ambitious strategy outlines our plans to make a difference to the lives of minority and indigenous community members around the world.
Our funders
We would like to thank our funders all over the world, for their generous support towards our work:
- Allan and Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust
- Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
- Dutch Embassies in Tunisia and Hungary
- European Union
- Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs
- Foundation for International Law for the Environment
- Global Dialogue
- Hilton Global Foundation
- Irish Aid
- Norwegian Development Cooperation Agency
- Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
- Open Society Institute
- Swedish Development Agency
- Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Taiwan Foundation for Democracy
- The Blanes Trust
- The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
- The Ericson Trust
- The Hilton Global Foundation
- The Silvia Adams Charitable Trust
- The United Nations Voluntary Trust Fund on Contemporary Forms of Slavery
- The United States Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor
- The Wellcome Trust (via Invisible Flock)
- UK Aid Direct
- University of York
- Vasco Electronics
Strategic documents
Featured annual reports
Annual reports
- Annual Report & Audited Accounts 2022
- Annual Report and Audited Accounts 2021
- Report and Financial Statements 2020
- Report and Financial Statements 2020 (French)
- Report and Financial Statements 2019
- Report and Financial Statements 2019 (French)
- Report and Financial Statements 2018
- Report and Financial Statements 2018 (French)
- Annual Report 2017
- Report and Financial Statements 2017
- Report and Financial Statements 2016
- Annual progress report 2015
- Report and Financial Statements 2015
- Report and Financial Statements 2014
- Report and Financial Statements 2013
- Annual accounts 2012
- Annual accounts 2011
- Annual accounts 2010
- 40 years protecting minorities – 1969 to 2009
- Annual accounts 2009
- Annual accounts 2008
- Annual Review 2006 – A voice for the voiceless
- Annual Review 2005 – A fair chance for all
- Annual Review 2004 – Against genocide
- Annual Review 2003
- Annual Review 2002
- Annual Review 2001
Parwana Amiri, author, poet, teacher and activist, pictured in Ritsona refugee camp, Greece. Credit: Thomas Alboth
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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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