CALL FOR PROPOSALS: DefendDefenders E-learning Platform
12 April 2021
Terms of Reference for Consultancy Services to develop an E-
Terms of Reference for Consultancy Services to develop an E-
Oral statements to the Council Advocacy documents and
By the time Elrudia Abdalla Hussein, a Sudanese woman human rights defender was in secondary school, she had witnessed the killings of countless people. Growing up in Darfur, she observed violence and human rights abuses. “If you do not have power, you do not have rights,” she concluded. As a result, she decided to join a student association during her tertiary education to raise awareness about human rights and fight injustice.
In a joint report prepared ahead of the UN Human
Ahead of the third Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Sudan,
The UN Human Rights Council has assumed its responsibility to
Today, Floribert Chebeya Resource Centre re-opens its doors after being closed for 12
African states should support the Commission on Human Rights in
One year after the death of popular gospel singer and
Sandra Aceng is an outspoken and energetic woman human rights defender (WHRD). She is a gender and ICT researcher and policy analyst for Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET) where she coordinates the Women ICT Advocacy Group, advocating for internet access for all. In addition, she writes on various platforms such as Global Voices, Freedom House, and Impakter Magazine. Her regular contributions to Wikimedia Uganda often focus on profiling WHRDs, female politicians, and journalists.