As governments are undertaking extraordinary measures to curb the spread of COVID-19, we recognise and commend the efforts states are making to manage the well-being of their populations and protect human rights, such as the rights to life and health. However, we urge states to implement these measures in the context of the rule of law: all responses to COVID-19 must be evidence-based, legal, necessary to protect public health, non-discriminatory, time-bound and proportionate.
All responses to COVID-19 must be deeply rooted in these cross-cutting principles: respect of human dignity, independence and autonomy of the person, non-discrimination and equality, and respect of diversities and inclusion. Any response must comply with international standards on emergency legislation and respect human rights and the rule of law. Extraordinary measures are legitimate only under exceptional circumstances, such as when there is an immediate threat to public health. These measures should be used in a necessary and proportionate manner and should be aligned to international human rights law.
To date, there are over two million confirmed cases of COVID-19 around the world. The next few weeks are crucial as measures put in place by states will determine the course of the pandemic. Resources will come under severe strain and there may be more shortages of personnel and protective equipment which will put countries under immense pressure. More cases may be reported which will lead to stricter measures being implemented by some states. Despite the challenges faced by governments across the globe, responses to the pandemic should not be used as a pretext to restrict civic space.
We are particularly concerned by states that are abusing emergency powers to place restrictions on fundamental rights, including freedom of expression and the right to access information. Across the globe, journalists, human rights defenders and other independent voices are threatened and punished for speaking out about the extent of the pandemic in their countries, or the measures adopted in response to COVID-19. These countries include Tajikistan, Niger, Egypt, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, El Salvador, Bangladesh and China. Other governments are adopting legislative measures to curtail fundamental freedoms, such as in Hungary, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the Philippines. Some states are abusing their powers to suppress peaceful assemblies, including in Hong Kong.
Governments including India, Myanmar, and Bangladesh, have enforced internet restrictions and shutdowns which prevent many people from accessing vital information about how to protect themselves against the virus. These restrictions also negatively affect the growing number of people who are working remotely so that they can practice physical separation.
Access to information is critical in efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19. Governments must proactively share key information about the pandemic as soon as it is available, such as important decisions, the number of cases, availability of equipment and supplies, and clear advice. Information should be widely available to everyone, not just selected government officials or other intermediaries, as is the case in Uzbekistan. This ensures that individuals, communities and health workers can react quickly and responsibly to new information.
Migrants in detention centers, for example in Mexico and Greece, are living in dire conditions without access to adequate hygiene facilities. It is also impossible for them to practice physical distancing due to overcrowding. All asylum seekers who arrived in Greece since 1 March 2020 have been denied access to asylum. We commend states such as Portugal which have temporarily lifted restrictions on asylum seekers with pending applications. This ensures they have access to healthcare and social security in line with the rest of the population.
Women and children who experience or are at risk of domestic violence may be forced to remain in dangerous situations with an abusive partner or relative. At the same time, access to places of safety and support services may be reduced as shelters are impacted by public health measures and criminal justice resources are diverted.
We are concerned by governments confining persons with disabilities within institutions in several countries including France. This contravenes the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and it places persons with disabilities at an increased risk of contracting COVID-19.
We are concerned by governments that have imposed restrictions leading to human rights violations against LGBT+ persons, including in Peru, Uganda, and Colombia. Governments need to ensure that their policies are inclusive and that all public officials are trained on LGBT+ rights.
Several countries have released prisoners as part of their response to curb the spread of the pandemic. These actions are commendable as congested detention facilities and prisons are high risk areas. We urge countries including Egypt, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iran, Israel, Libya, Morocco, Syria, Turkey, India, and the UAE to include human rights defenders, peaceful protesters and prisoners of conscience among those being released.
We are further concerned by the growing practice of monitoring and closely controlling people’s movements, even at the cost of their privacy. Efforts to contain the virus must not be used to expand systems of invasive digital surveillance. Israel and Taiwan are notable examples of how technological surveillance is being used in this context, and how disproportionate the impact of such measures may be when they are not strictly defined and limited.
The unprecedented challenges presented by COVID-19 present an opportunity for states and civil society organisations to work together to defeat the virus.
We urge states to be transparent and accountable: this will ensure that any measures adopted to prevent the spread of COVID-19 will be effective. Specifically, we urge states to:
- Ensure all measures adopted in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic fully comply with states’ international human rights obligations, and that any associated restrictions on human rights are necessary, proportionate, inclusive and time-limited. Also maintain regular contact with civil society to ensure that new measures are in line with international standards.
- Ensure that COVID-19 is not used as a pretext for imposing unjustified restrictions on civil society; it must not be used to target human rights defenders and journalists, and to facilitate authoritarian power grabs.
- Ensure the pandemic is not used as an excuse to impose forced returns or refoulement in violation of international human rights law; or as a pretext to suspend or derogate from the fundamental right to seek asylum.
- Ensure that the independent judiciary, and not other branches of government, decides on any measures limiting the access and operation of courts. Allow independent courts to evaluate any unlawful imposition or unjustified extension of emergency measures, or the unlawful curtailment of the rule of law.
- Ensure that judiciaries and other relevant state authorities give particular consideration to urgent cases, where delay is most likely to cause irreparable harm, or where protective measures are required. This refers to: migrants (including asylum-seekers and refugees as well as internal migrants), women and children, LGBT+ communities, older persons, persons with disabilities, religious minorities and other vulnerable groups.
- Release detainees; immediately and unconditionally release all human rights defenders and prisoners of conscience. This will ease pressure on the prison system and reduce the chance of the prison population, and the population more broadly, of contracting COVID-19.
- Pay special attention to traditionally marginalised or vulnerable groups and ensure access to appropriate support, resources and protection mechanisms. Be aware of any issues relating to stigmatisation, exclusion, violence, hatred, labelling and the targeting of victims of COVID-19.
- Ensure that no one is left behind in the national policies and strategies to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. Make sure policies are inclusive and effectively protect against discrimination on any ground. Consider persons with a disability and make sure all information is delivered in accessible formats.
- Apply a gender perspective in all policies relating to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Maintain reliable and unfettered access to the internet so that all have the right to access and share information. End all unjustified interference with internet connectivity.
- Protect the role of independent media outlets and public interest journalism. Ensure that measures to contain the virus, as well as the fight against disinformation, are not used as a pretext to muzzle the media or regulate media freedoms.
- Ensure any use of surveillance to track the spread of coronavirus is limited in purpose and time and abides by human rights safeguards. States should adhere to the rights of free expression, privacy, non-discrimination, confidentiality and protection of journalist sources.
Endorsed by
1. | 11.11.11 |
2. | A Common Future |
3. | A K M Zakir Hossain |
4. | A.C Consorcio Desarrollo y Justicia |
5. | Abraham's Children Foundation |
6. | Acat Congo |
7. | Accountability Lab |
8. | ACPDH |
9. | ACS a division of yobibs-a integrated services Limited |
10. | Action by Christians for the Abolition of Torture |
11. | ACTION D'URGENCE POUR TOUTE DÉTRESSE AUTDasbl |
12. | Action for Humanity and Social Progress |
13. | Action for Peoples Voive |
14. | Action pour la Lutte Contre l'Injustice Sociale |
15. | Action pour le Developpement |
16. | Action Sociale et d'Organisation paysanne |
17. | Actions des Femmes Engages pour le Developpement Integral |
18. | Active Youth Agancy |
19. | Adolescent Reproductive Health and Rights Initiative |
20. | Adolescents Initiatives Support Organization |
21. | Adopt A Goal for Development Initiative |
22. | Afasda |
23. | AFeJE ONG |
24. | Afghans Coordination Against Corruption - AFCAC |
25. | African Center for Solidarity and mutual Aid between the Communities - CASEC | ACSAC |
26. | African Centre for Democracy and Human Rights Studies (ACDHRS) |
27. | AFRICAN FOUNDATION FOR ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT - AFED |
28. | African Girls Empowerment Network |
29. | African Observatory of Civic Freedoms and Fundamental Rights OCFFR-AFRICA |
30. | African Youth for Development commission AYDEC |
31. | African Youth Union Commission |
32. | Afrihealth Optonet Association |
33. | AfroLeadership |
34. | Agape movement |
35. | Agents of Communication and Development |
36. | Aid Organization |
37. | AJPD-RDC |
38. | AJSA -Anchalik Jana Seva Anusthan |
39. | Akhand |
40. | Al Mezan Centre for Human Rights |
41. | Albino Trust of Zimbabwe |
42. | alcondoms cameroun |
43. | Al-Haq, Law in the Service of Man |
44. | Alliance for Better Life Association |
45. | Alliance Sud - Swiss Network of Development Organizations |
46. | ALQST for Human Rights |
47. | AL-Shafaa Organisation |
48. | Alternativas y Capacidades, A.C |
49. | Amaka Chiwuike-Uba Foundation- ACUF |
50. | Amazon Theatrix Ensemble |
51. | Americans for Democracy and Human Rights in Bahrain |
52. | Amis des Etrangers au Togo |
53. | Amis Progressistes du Sud |
54. | Amnesty International |
55. | Amoclimwec |
56. | Anasabdul enterprises |
57. | ANDDH |
58. | Angaza Youth Empowerment Group |
59. | AOSED-An Organization for Socio-Economic Development |
60. | APPUI SOLIDAIRE POUR LE RENFORCEMENT DE L AIDE AU DEVELOPPEMENT |
61. | ARBO A.C. |
62. | Arcfrancis Foundation |
63. | Architect Rajendra Kumar |
64. | Arise and Shine Uganda |
65. | Ark Wellness Hub Uganda |
66. | Art Starts |
67. | ArtLords |
68. | Asia Pacific Forum on Families Ine. |
69. | Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM-ASIA) |
70. | Asian Legal Resource Centre (ALRC) |
71. | Asm Gafsa |
72. | Aspilos Foundation |
73. | ASSOCIATION ACTION VITALE SANS FRONTIERE |
74. | Association Aide aux Femmes et Enfants |
75. | Association Avenir Nepad Congo |
76. | Association des Amis de la Nature |
77. | Association for Advocacy and Legal Initiatives Trust |
78. | Association for Advocacy and Legal Initiatives Trust |
79. | Association for Dalit Women's Advancement of Nepal |
80. | Association for Farmers Rights Defense, AFRD |
81. | Association for Human Rights in Ethiopia |
82. | Association For Promotion Sustainable Development |
83. | Association for the Podlasie Land DRUMLA |
84. | Association Jeunesse pour la paix et la Non violence |
85. | Association Nationale des Usagers de la Psychiatrie et leurs Familles "ANUPF asbl" |
86. | Association of citizens PLANT |
87. | Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons |
88. | Association of Uganda School Leaving Youth-AUSLEY |
89. | Association Paix et Environnement |
90. | Association pour l'Integration et le Developpement Durable au Burundi, AIDB in acronym |
91. | ASSOCIATION WELFARE |
92. | Avenir Jeune de l'Ouest |
93. | Awareness programme for covid19 |
94. | AwazCDS-Pakistan |
95. | Balanced Stewardship Development Association |
96. | Bangladesh Institute of Human Rights |
97. | Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication |
98. | Banjul Youths in Community Services |
99. | Banlieues Du Monde Mauritanie |
100. | Bareedo Platform |
101. | Bauchi Human Rights Network |
102. | Belgium Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel |
103. | Bella Foundation for Child and Maternal Care |
104. | Benenfance Congo |
105. | Bicosito Bangladesh Foundation |
106. | Bina Foundation |
107. | Biofish |
108. | BONABO UNITED |
109. | BOOKMYSCHOOL |
110. | Brain Builders International |
111. | Bridge Initiative Organisation |
112. | Bua Urban Youth Network |
113. | BUDDHA OUTCAST SOCIAL SOCIETY |
114. | Building Blocks for Peace Foundation |
115. | Bunjakko Modern Farm Limited |
116. | Business & Human Rights Resource Centre |
117. | Bytes For All, Pakistan |
118. | Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS) |
119. | Cameroon Women's Peace Movement. |
120. | Campaign Against Ignorance and Illiteracy |
121. | Campaign for Human Rights and Social Transformation Nepal |
122. | Carbone Guinea |
123. | CareMe E-clinic |
124. | Caribbean ASEAN Council |
125. | CASM |
126. | Catch Dem young |
127. | CDIA PARAGUAY |
128. | CEDECO ASBL |
129. | CEDESO |
130. | Center for Children's Happiness |
131. | Center for Civil Liberties (Ukraine) |
132. | Center for civil society development PROTECTA |
133. | Center for Deliberative Forums |
134. | Center for Law and Policy Affairs -CLPA |
135. | Center for Peace and Development Africa |
136. | Center for Reproductive Rights |
137. | Centre d'Actions pour la Securitas Alimentaire et le Developpement Durable |
138. | CENTRE DE RECHERCHE SUR L'ANTI-CORRUPTION |
139. | Centre d'Encadrement et d'Appui en Faveur des Personnes Démunies |
140. | Centre d'Initiatives et d'Actions pour le Developpement durable au Burundi |
141. | Centre for Civil and Political Rights |
142. | Centre for Community Regeneration and Development |
143. | Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Africa |
144. | Centre for Human Rights and Social Advancement CEFSAN |
145. | Centre for inclusion and Empowerment |
146. | Centre for Political Studies Universitas Indonesia |
147. | Centre for Skills and Innovation |
148. | Centre for Social Policy Develoment |
149. | Centre for the Sustainable use of Natural and Social Resources |
150. | Centre Oecuménique pour la Promotion du Monde Rural |
151. | Centre Stage Media Arts Foundation Zimbabwe |
152. | Centro de Estudios y Apoyo al Desarrollo Local |
153. | Centro de Estudios y apoyo Al desarrollo Local |
154. | Centro de Investigación y Promoción de los Derechos Humanos (CIPRODEH) |
155. | Centro Transdisciplinario para el Humanismo Econamico, A.C. |
156. | Cepad |
157. | Cerathais-Liberia |
158. | CESPHA |
159. | Chambre Transversale des Jeunes ntrepreneurs du Burundi |
160. | Childcare Community |
161. | Children and Youth for Peace Agency Sierra Leone - CYPA SL |
162. | CISU - Civil Society in Development |
163. | Civic and Legal Aid Organization CILAO |
164. | Civic Assistance Committee |
165. | CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation |
166. | Civil Rights Defenders (CRD) |
167. | Civil Society Institute - Armenia |
168. | Claudio Daniel Boada Unión de Usuarios y Consumidores |
169. | Coalition Des Volontaires Pour La Paix ET Le Developpement, Cvpd Asbl |
170. | Coalition of youth organizations SEGA |
171. | CODDHU |
172. | Collectif des Avocats des Victimes des Crimes de Droits International Commis au Burundi-CAVIB |
173. | Committee for Justice (CFJ) |
174. | Committee for Legal Aid to Poor CLAP |
175. | Committee on the Administration of Justice (Northern Ireland) |
176. | Committee to Protect Journalists |
177. | Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative |
178. | Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) |
179. | Commonwealth Lawyers Association |
180. | Commonwealth Magistrates' and Judges' Association |
181. | Commonwealth Society of Nigeria |
182. | Community Alliance for Human Settlements in Zimbabwe |
183. | Community Healthcare Initiative |
184. | Community LEAD |
185. | Community LIFE REORIENTATION DEVELOPMENT |
186. | Community Transformation Foundation Network-COTFONE |
187. | Community Youth Network Program CYNP |
188. | Comrade Deji Adeyanju, Concerned Nigerians Group |
189. | Comunidad de Organizaciones Solidarias |
190. | Conectas Direitos Humanos |
191. | Connecting Gender for development |
192. | Consortium of Ethiopian Human Rights Organizations |
193. | Cooperation for Peace and Development |
194. | Corner Stone Salvation.org |
195. | COSAD BENIN |
196. | CSYM HUDUMA CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL YOUTH MINIẞTRY |
197. | Cultura Democratica |
198. | Curbing the spread of COVID 19 pandamic. |
199. | Curtis business |
200. | Cvetan Krastev |
201. | DANTAK PEST AND VECTOR CONTROL |
202. | DefendDefenders (East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project) |
203. | democracy africa youth parliament |
204. | Denis Miki Foundation |
205. | Development Organization of Coastal Area's People DOCAP |
206. | Dhameer for Rights and Freedom - Yemen |
207. | Diakonia |
208. | Dialogue Villages |
209. | Dibyabhumi Multiple College, affiliated to Tribhuvan University |
210. | Dignity Initiative |
211. | DISCOURAGE YOUTHS FROM POVERTY |
212. | Dolly Foundation |
213. | Dr Uzo Adirieje Foundation |
214. | Dream Factory Foundation |
215. | Droits de l’homme sans frontières |
216. | Dynamic women of vision organisation, Buea |
217. | Ebenezer Women Social Entrepreneurship Trust |
218. | Economic Community of West African States Commission |
219. | Economic Empowerment and Human Rights Sierra Leone |
220. | Eco-Razeni Association |
221. | Ecumenical Advocacy Network on the Philppines |
222. | Edo Civil Society Organisations |
223. | Educating Girls and Young Women for Development-EGYD |
224. | Eduyalfoundation |
225. | Egyptian Front for Human Right (EFHR) |
226. | Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) |
227. | EIP |
228. | Elizka Relief Foundation |
229. | Empower India |
230. | EMPOWERING THE AFRICAN WOMAN - EMTAFWO |
231. | ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE |
232. | ETHIOPIAN CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS FORUM |
233. | Ethiopian Initiative for Human Rights |
234. | European Center for Not-for-Profit Law Stichting |
235. | European Civic Forum |
236. | European Youth Parliament Serbia |
237. | FairVoting FL |
238. | Faith Orphanage Home Liberia |
239. | FAMBUL PIKIN TALK NETWORK |
240. | Family Health Options Kenya |
241. | Feminist for peace rights and justice centre |
242. | FINESTE |
243. | Finnish Development NGO's - Fingo |
244. | Flac (Free Legal Advice Centres) |
245. | Formal Education Network for Private Schools |
246. | Foundation for Social Transformation |
247. | Fourthline Zambia |
248. | Franciscans International |
249. | Fraternity Foundation For Human Rights FFHR-Birati |
250. | Friends of Emergence Initiatives |
251. | Fundacion CELTA |
252. | Fundacion cideal |
253. | Fundacion Ciudadana y Desarrollo |
254. | Fundación Comité de Solidaridad con los Presos Políticos |
255. | Fundación Construir |
256. | FUNDACION EOLH |
257. | Fundacion Integral para el Desarrollo Regional FINDER |
258. | Fundación Internet Bolivia |
259. | Fundacion Regional de Asesoría en Derechos Humanos, INREDH |
260. | Fundacion Ronda |
261. | FUNDACION SELVA SAGRADA |
262. | Futur Radieux |
263. | FUTURE LEADERS SOCIETY |
264. | Future Team Rwanda |
265. | Gala initiative uganda |
266. | GalliGalli |
267. | Gender Links Initiative Uganda |
268. | GENERATION EPANOUIE |
269. | Geneva for Human Rights - Global Training (GHR) |
270. | GEYC - Group of the European Youth for Change |
271. | GHANA EDUCATION SERVICE |
272. | GINIIS |
273. | Give Hope Uganda |
274. | Global Exchange Program International |
275. | Global Humanrights Vanguard |
276. | Global Learning for Sustainability |
277. | Global peace chain |
278. | Global Welfare Association - GLOWA |
279. | Global Youth Leaders Network |
280. | Global Youth on the Quest for Developmental Networking |
281. | GLRA Ethiopia |
282. | GODH |
283. | Goldlife Initiative Africa |
284. | Good Neighbors Chile |
285. | Governance Links |
286. | Grassroot Development Support and Rural Enlightenment Initiative |
287. | Great Mind Empire Africa |
288. | Green Bangla Garments Workers Federation-GBGWF |
289. | Greenpeace |
290. | Groupe d'Appui-Conseils aux Réalisations pour le Développement Endogène |
291. | Groupe LOTUS |
292. | GRRZ |
293. | Grupo Social CESAP |
294. | Gulf Centre for Human Rights (GCHR) |
295. | Gutu -United- Residents -and- Ratepayers- Association- GURRA |
296. | Hadejia youth movement for social cohesion |
297. | Halley Movement Coalition |
298. | Hallo Bangladesh |
299. | Hands of External Love Program |
300. | Hawa Feminist Coalition |
301. | Health Healing Network BURUNDI |
302. | Help4help |
303. | Higher Incubator Giving Growth and Sustainability |
304. | Hivos |
305. | Holding Albus |
306. | Hope for Vulnerables and Orphans HOVO |
307. | HOPE Worldwide-Pakistan |
308. | Horizon Jeune |
309. | HRM "Bir Duino-Kyrgyzstan" |
310. | Human Right Association |
311. | Human Rights Association (Turkey) |
312. | Human Rights Association of Spain (APDHE) |
313. | Human Rights Center MEMORIAL (Russia) |
314. | Human Rights House Foundation (HRHF) |
315. | Human Rights in China |
316. | Human Rights Network, Nigeria |
317. | Humanitarian Affairs Asia |
318. | Humanium |
319. | ICA Nepal |
320. | ICD - Instituto de Comunicacion y Desarrollo |
321. | iCON Enterprise Foundation - iCON |
322. | Ideals And Morals |
323. | IDHEAS, LITIGIO ESTRATÉGICO EN DERECHOS HUMANOS - MÉXICO |
324. | IM Swedish Development Partner |
325. | Impact Youth Organization |
326. | India Youth For Society |
327. | Indigenous peoples Forum Odisha |
328. | Indus Future Foundation |
329. | Innovación CÃvica A.C. |
330. | Innovazing Vision |
331. | Inspired Faith Organisation |
332. | INSPIRIT Creatives UG NGO |
333. | INSTITUTE FOR CIVIC EDUCATION IN VIETNAM |
334. | Instituto de Reiki de P.R. |
335. | Integrated Agricultural Association-I,A,A |
336. | International Bar Association |
337. | International Commission of Jurists |
338. | International Dalit Solidarity Network (IDSN) |
339. | International Development Opportunity Initiative |
340. | International Disability Alliance |
341. | International Federation for Human Rights Leagues (FIDH) |
342. | International Federation of Women Lawyers FIDA Nigeria |
343. | International Initiative for Peace |
344. | International Institute on Race, Equality and Human Rights (Race & Equality) |
345. | International Legal Initiative (ILI) - Kazakhstan |
346. | International Lesbian and Gay Association (ILGA World) |
347. | International Media Support |
348. | International Movement Against All Forms of Discrimination and Racism (IMADR) |
349. | International platform of NGOs working for palestine |
350. | International Service For Human Rights (ISHR) |
351. | International social movement self help group |
352. | International Youth Alliance for Peace |
353. | International Youth federation, Sierra Leone |
354. | Iraqi journalists right deafenc association |
355. | iSTACS Rythmos Advisory |
356. | IWRAW Asia Pacific |
357. | IYAFP Nicaragua |
358. | JAD Foundation |
359. | Jade Propuestas Sociales y Alternativas al Desarrollo, A.C. |
360. | Jan Lok Kalyan Parishad |
361. | Japan Civil Society Network on SDGs |
362. | Japan NGO Action Network for Civic Space - NANCiS |
363. | JARINGAN AKTIVIS KEMANUSIAAN INTERNASIONAL |
364. | Jeunesse Africaine contre la Corruption et pour la Transparence |
365. | Jeunesse Assistance |
366. | Jibran Ali Khan |
367. | Jonathan Peter PFTrust |
368. | Jóvenes con visión 2020 |
369. | JOY AID FOUNDATION |
370. | JUNTA CIVICA DE GUAYAQUIL |
371. | Justiça Global |
372. | JusticeMakers Bangladesh |
373. | Kadesh Internarional |
374. | KALU Okereke Foundation |
375. | Kampus Liberty Uganda-KLUG |
376. | Kano Youths Discussion Circle |
377. | Karapatan Alliance Philippines |
378. | Kawempe Health and Education Intiative |
379. | Kenya red Cross society |
380. | Key populations Uganda |
381. | Keystone Accountability |
382. | Khmer National Liberation Front |
383. | Khpal Kore Organization |
384. | Kibera Joy Initiative |
385. | Kiribati Citizens Against Corruption |
386. | kisicare for agriculture and development |
387. | Knowledge and Policy Management Initiative |
388. | Kranti |
389. | KRSD Trust Fund |
390. | kurdistan without genocide |
391. | Kushal |
392. | Kyiv Institute of Gender Studies |
393. | La Ruta del Clima |
394. | Las verdes |
395. | Lawyers Alert |
396. | Lawyers’ Rights Watch Canada |
397. | Legal Clinic “Adilet” (Kyrgyzstan) |
398. | Les amis du verbe |
399. | LGBT Danmark |
400. | Liberia Good Governance and Democracy Initiative |
401. | Liberia Youth Initiative for Peace and Sustainable Development |
402. | Liberty and Peace NOW Human Rights Reporters |
403. | Lifewalk Foundation |
404. | Liga lidských práv (LLP) / Czech League for Human Rights |
405. | Ligue des Droits de la personne dans la Région des Grands Lacs LDGL |
406. | LIGUE DES JEUNES DES GRANDS LACS |
407. | Ligue suisse des droits de l'Homme |
408. | Local Comnunities Development Initiative |
409. | Lokataru Indonesia |
410. | Mainsah |
411. | MAMA AFRICA INNOVATION |
412. | Manna Development Agency |
413. | Masvingo Residents Trust |
414. | Mauriac AHOUANGANSI |
415. | Mawjoudin we exist |
416. | Meadows Community and Development Outreach |
417. | Medical Mission Sisters |
418. | Micsmile empowerment initiative |
419. | Monica Sanchez de Ocaña, Baobab |
420. | Morogoro Saving the Poor Organization |
421. | Mouvement pour la reforme sociale |
422. | Move up Madagascar |
423. | Movimento Nacional de Direitos Humanos - MNDH Brasil |
424. | MPS GABON |
425. | Murna Foundation |
426. | Musaala Organization for Human Rights |
427. | MushinToTheWorld foundation |
428. | My Leader Kenya Foundation |
429. | My Rights My Future |
430. | National Association of Youth Organizations |
431. | National Campaign for Sustainable Development Nepal |
432. | National Conference of Dalit Organisations |
433. | National Forum for Advocacy, Nepal |
434. | National Sudanese Women Association |
435. | National Youth Council of India |
436. | NAV BHARTIYA NARI VIKAS SAMITI |
437. | Nazra for Feminist Studies |
438. | NEIGHBOURHOOD ENVIRONMENT WATCH FOUNDATION |
439. | Nepal Peacebuilding Initiative |
440. | Nerve Centre for Community Empowerment Initiative |
441. | New HIV vaccine and microbicide Advocacy society |
442. | New Myanamr Foundation |
443. | New Owerri Youth Organisation |
444. | Next-generation organization |
445. | NGO CONSTRUISONS ENSEMBLE LE MONDE |
446. | Nigerian Students Accountability Network |
447. | Observatoire des Droits de l'Homme au Rwanda |
448. | Oceania Pride |
449. | Office law kilongozilaw |
450. | Omotoso Groupe Multi Service |
451. | ONADE |
452. | One Future Collective |
453. | ONG ASSAUVET |
454. | ONG BAL'LAME |
455. | ONG ESPOIR POUR TOUS |
456. | Open Briefing |
457. | OPPFI |
458. | ORGANISATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF HUMANITY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT |
459. | Organization of the Justice Campaign |
460. | OSIENALA, Friends of Lake Victoria |
461. | Our-Hope Foundation |
462. | Outreach Social Care Project- OSCAR |
463. | Pacific Sexual and Gender Diversity Network |
464. | Pahel Pakistan |
465. | Pakistan Development Network |
466. | Pakistan International Human Rights Org |
467. | Pakistan NGOs Forum |
468. | Palestina Solidariteit |
469. | Palestinian Centre for Peace and Democracy |
470. | Palestinian National Institute for NGOs |
471. | Pan African University |
472. | PANOS INSTITUTE SOUTHERN AFRICA |
473. | Parent-Child Intervention Centre |
474. | Pariwartan Khabar, No.1 non-profit media company of Nepal |
475. | Pariwartan Sanchar Samuha |
476. | Partenariat pour la Protection Integree |
477. | Participatory Research Action Network - PRAN |
478. | Pathways for Women's Empowerment and Development. PaWED |
479. | Pauline Long Entrepreneurship Foundation |
480. | PAX PRESS |
481. | PDS |
482. | Peace Academy |
483. | Peace Education and Practice Network |
484. | People's Federation for National Peace and Development - PEFENAP |
485. | PJUD-BENIN ONG |
486. | Plate forme d'autonomisation des organisations de jeunesse de côté d'ivoire |
487. | Plateforme Esprit Citoyen |
488. | Portuguese League for Human Rights - Civitas (Portugal) |
489. | PRIA |
490. | Primadent Initiative for Oral Health |
491. | PRIYA |
492. | Pro Public |
493. | Programa Venezolano de Educación - Acción en Derechos Humano (Provea) |
494. | Prospérité et solidarité durables - Québec (PSD-QC) |
495. | Psychologues du Monde Afrique |
496. | Public'Mans |
497. | Purple Innovation for Women and Girls |
498. | Radio Wave FM-Haiti |
499. | Rainbow Pride Foundation |
500. | Rainbow Pride Foundation |
501. | Raise The Young Foundation |
502. | Reach Beyond |
503. | Red Dot Foundation |
504. | Red Global de Acción Juvenil GYAN México |
505. | REDHNNA |
506. | Reigners in Life - RIL |
507. | Re-Imagining New Communities |
508. | REJADD Togo |
509. | Rencontre pour la Paix et les Droits de l'Homme |
510. | REPONGAC |
511. | Research and Advocacy Unit |
512. | Reseau Nigerien des Defenseurs des Droits Humains |
513. | Réseau Panafricain pour la Paix, la Démocratie, et le Développement (REPPAD) |
514. | Resource Integration Cetre |
515. | Revolution Human Aid and Transparency Initiative |
516. | Right Livelihood Foundation |
517. | Rural Enterprise Trust of Zimbabwe |
518. | Rural Sustainable Development and Research Center |
519. | Rural women's Network Nepal-RUWON Nepal |
520. | Safety and Risk Mitigation Organization |
521. | Sahara Observatory for Peace Democracy and Human Rights OSPDH |
522. | Sangam Yuwa Pariwar |
523. | SANGOCO |
524. | Sauti ya Haki Tanzania |
525. | Save Our Continent, Save Nigeria |
526. | Save the Climat |
527. | SDGs National Network Nepal |
528. | Secours de la Femme Rurale au Développement, Safrf |
529. | SERAC-Bangladesh |
530. | SEVICS |
531. | Shakirina Youth for Development |
532. | Shalom International |
533. | Shalupe Foundation |
534. | Shanduko Yeupenyu Child Care |
535. | SHANKARAPPA |
536. | Shine The Light Sisters Int'l |
537. | Shirley Ann Sullivan Educational Foundation |
538. | Sierra Leone School Green Clubs |
539. | Silver Lining Africa SiLA |
540. | SIXKNM Self-Help Group |
541. | Smart Zharan Association |
542. | Social Action for Minorities Empowerment |
543. | SOCIAL AND HEALTHY ACTION FOR RURAL EMPOWERMENT |
544. | Social Science Center for African Development-KUTAFITI |
545. | SocietyInside |
546. | Socio Economic Development Alliance-SEDA |
547. | Solar Links Initiative |
548. | Solidagro vzw |
549. | Solidarité aux Personnes Vulnérables pour le Développement Communautaire, en sigle SOPEVUDECO ASBL |
550. | SOLIDARITE DES JEUNES FILLES POUR L’EDUCATION ET L’INTEGRATION SOCIOPROFESSIONNELLE (SOJFEP) |
551. | Solidarity Uganda |
552. | Solomon Islands Youth Strive Investors for Liberty Association |
553. | SOS FEMMES INDIGENES DE CONCESSIONS MINIERES |
554. | SOS Jeunesse et Enfance en Détresse |
555. | Soulace Africa |
556. | South Sudan Community Change Agency |
557. | Southern Africa Human Rights Defenders Network (SAHRDN) |
558. | SPEAK, AND, ACT |
559. | SpringAid International Development, SAID Sweden |
560. | SRHR Network |
561. | St. Mary Secondary School, Child Rescue and Vocational Center. |
562. | Stichting Coalition for Work with Psychotrauma and Peace |
563. | Strategic Health Initiative for Empowerment, Learning and Development - SHIELD |
564. | Street Youth Connection Sierra Leone |
565. | Success Capital Organisation |
566. | Sukkur IBA University |
567. | Survivors in Action Grassroots Women Network |
568. | Sustainable Beekeeping and Human Development |
569. | Talent Africa Foundation |
570. | Tanzania Agricultural Modernization Association |
571. | TATU Project |
572. | Teach Liberia Inc |
573. | Teamcoby Nigeria |
574. | TEDIC |
575. | The Advocates for Human Rights |
576. | The Association for Progressive Communications (APC) |
577. | The Big Smile Foundation |
578. | The Dignity Project |
579. | The Future Community Foundation |
580. | The Green Ribbon Foundation Uganda |
581. | The Hub |
582. | THE LOTUS IDENTITY |
583. | The Mandate Health Empowerment Initiative |
584. | The Millennials Movement |
585. | The Network of NGOs of Trinidad and Tobago for the Advancement of Women |
586. | The New Dawn Pacesetter |
587. | The New Wash Burn Foundation |
588. | The Nomzamo Club |
589. | The Policy and Governance Centre |
590. | The Regional Center for Rights and Liberties |
591. | The SDGs Winners |
592. | The SDGs Winners |
593. | The Youth Voice of SA |
594. | Tim Africa Aid Ghana |
595. | Tobago Youth Council |
596. | Tourism for All The Gambia Charter |
597. | Tournons la page-Burundi |
598. | Treebuilder Forum |
599. | Trinity Forestry Services |
600. | Tulips international foundation |
601. | Uganda National NGO Forum |
602. | Uganda Peace Foundation |
603. | Ugonma Foundation |
604. | Un Mundo Sin Mordaza |
605. | Union Burundaise des Journalistes, UBJ |
606. | Union Internationale des Avocats (UIA) |
607. | United Nations Association of Fiji |
608. | UNIVERS DES FILLES |
609. | Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organisation (UNPO) |
610. | Validity Foundation - Mental Disability Advocacy Centre |
611. | Vanuatu Civil Society Platform |
612. | VEILLE CITOYENNE TOGO |
613. | Vétérinaires Sans Frontières Belgium |
614. | vision for learning and peace |
615. | Viva Salud |
616. | Vrede vzw |
617. | VSO |
618. | Wacare Organization |
619. | Wakwetu Youth Group |
620. | Watch for Human Rights - Yemen |
621. | We for Nepal |
622. | Welfare Of Children and Youth Association |
623. | Wellington Workers Educational Association |
624. | Womankind Worldwide |
625. | Women Against Violence and Expediency Handling Initiative |
626. | Women Empowerment Group |
627. | Women Resilience Foundation |
628. | Women's Centre for Legal Aid and Counseling (WCLAC) |
629. | Women's March Global |
630. | Worcester Energy Alliance |
631. | World Federalist Movement - Canada |
632. | World OrganizatioN Against Torture |
633. | World without chemical, biological and phosphorous weapon |
634. | YALI |
635. | Yesaid society kenya |
636. | YMCA Zimbabwe |
637. | Young Peace Builders - YPB |
638. | Youngmen Engage for Equality2030 |
639. | Youth Alliance for Rural Development in Liberia Inc. |
640. | YOUTH AND ENVIRONMENT VISION |
641. | Youth Association of Sierra Leone |
642. | Youth Council in Action for Nation |
643. | YOUTH DESK EVANGELICAL CHURCH OF CAMEROON |
644. | Youth Environment Service |
645. | Youth for Development Network |
646. | Youth For Environment Education And Development Foundation - YFEED Foundation |
647. | Youth For Human Rights Nigeria |
648. | Youth for Peace and Dialogue |
649. | Youth for the Mission |
650. | Youth Icons Ghana |
651. | Youth Initiative Against Societal Menace |
652. | Youth initiative for change and development |
653. | Youth LED Algeria |
654. | Youth Partnership for Peace and Development - Sierra Leone |
655. | YOUTH SERVICE AFRICA YSA |
656. | Youth Without Borders - Tunisia |
657. | YOUTHAID-LIBERIA |
658. | Zero Pauvre Afrique |
659. | Zimbabwe Human Rights Association |