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Partners
We are proud to collaborate with incredible organizations from diverse regions across the globe. Together, we work towards promoting, protecting, and advocating for human rights, fostering a world where dignity and equality are universal values.
World Uyghur Congress (WUC)
The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) is an international organisation that represents the collective interest of the Uyghur people both in East Turkistan and abroad. The WUC was established on 16 April 2004 in Munich, Germany, after the East Turkistan National Congress and the World Uyghur Youth Congress merged into one united organisation. The main objective of WUC is to promote the right of the Uyghur people to use peaceful, nonviolent, and democratic means to determine the political future of East Turkistan.
World Sindhi Congress (WSC)
The World Sindhi Congress (WSC) is one of the most prominent human rights education and advocacy organizations for Sindh and Sindhis. The main objective of WSC is to establish an infrastructure to teach and disseminate educational material to the public, including, but not limited to, material relating to culture and literature of Sindhi people, their persecuted status in Pakistan, and their peaceful struggle for the human rights including the right to self-determination through publications, lectures, media or otherwise.
Baloch Human Rights Council (BHRC)
The Baloch Human Rights Council (BHRC) is an international non-profit and charitable organization dedicated at championing the cause of Baloch human rights and advocating for the right to national self-determination for the people of Balochistan.
Overseas Pakistani Christian Alliance (OPCA)
OPCA Overseas Pakistani Christian Alliance is initiative from the Pakistani Christian community based in Europe. The main target for the OPCA is to provide food, shelter, and medical support to minorities in Pakistan. Furthermore, we raise voice for minorities who cannot reach their voices to the authorises by providing them legal and emotional support affectively. Other goals of OPCA is to reach their voices of prosecuted minorities to European Parliamentarians and the Humanitarian Authorities. These authorities include UNHCR, United Nations and European Commissions, who are the gatekeepers for the Human Rights Defenses.
Human Rights Focus Pakistan
Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) focuses to empower the marginalized communities on fundamental rights, particularly of religious minorities, women and children so to enable them to live a dignified life. HRFP conducts and facilitates the human rights education of target groups about their constitutional, legal, social, political & economic rights. The organization sensitized the duty bearers about their responsibilities/legal binding to ensure the rights of the marginalized communities. HRFP educates the masses through conducting awareness seminars, training workshops, public forums, dissemination of human rights based IEC(Information, Education and Communication) material, organizing press conferences, sit-in and demonstration activities to protect and promote human rights of target groups.
British Tamils Forum (BTF)
The British Tamils Forum, also widely known as ‘BTF’ is an organisation which represents and gives voice to a large Tamil community in the United Kingdom in political and socio-economic spheres. BTF was established as an advocacy group in 2006, with the support of our people in the island of Sri Lanka, to undertake high-level diplomacy, engaging with the members of parliament, government representatives, policymakers, and civil society organisations and to, mobilise the Tamil Community in the UK, to advocate and advance the Tamil cause for truth, justice, democracy and recognition of their right to self-determination.
Khmers Kampuchea-Krom Federation (KKF)
The Khmers Kampuchea-Krom Federation (KKF) is a peaceful organization representing millions of voiceless Khmer-Krom people living in the Mekong Delta and its surrounding regions of current day Vietnam as well as thousands living in exile. KKF is a global organization ran by volunteers from around the world. Its human rights advocated activities are funded by donations from Khmer-Krom communities and the sympathizers across the continents. The organization was first established in 1985 when the First World Convention on Khmer-Krom was held in New York City, USA. In the Fifth World Convention in Toronto, Canada in 1996, the current name of Khmers Kampuchea-Krom Federation was adopted.
Together We Rise Foundation for Women and Child Care (TWRF)
TWRF is a non-governmental organisation in Yemen. TWRF’s vision is to provide comprehensive care and protection for women and children.
Global Rights Defenders (GRD)
Global Rights Defenders (GRD) is a Canadian Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) that advocates for refugee and human rights worldwide. Through research, policy analysis and advocacy and community engagement, GRDs mission is to empower displaced populations to achieve socio-economic independence and self-reliance, and to build their capacities to ensure that their rights, freedoms and dignities are being upheld and valued. Through the activities of our board, volunteers, and committees, our organization focuses on three key areas:
- Migration Governance
- Self-reliance and Community Engagement
- Institutional Capacity Building
Sindhi Foundation
To build bridges between Sindhi people and the international community through public diplomacy, scholarship, research, defending human rights, media, education, person-to-person contact, culture, art, literary and education events, exchange programs, conferences, Sufi melas (festivals), media arts, studies, fellowships, participation and partnerships among government and civil society sectors. To strengthen and promote inter-racial, inter-religious, inter-faith, and inter-cultural harmony among Sindhis and the rest of the global community. To bring a social change and promote openness and freedom of thought and expression among Sindhi people and Sindhi society, especially through the empowerment of women, religious and sexual minorities, marginalized communities, and persecuted scholars, academics, civil society to retrieve original Sufi Sindhi discourse.
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK
For more than one hundred years the Ahmadiyya Muslim community has been leading a peaceful revival of Islam. From the time it was founded in India in 1889 it has enjoyed an unrivalled record for peace and for its efforts to build cohesive societies. Established in the UK since 1913, we built London’s first mosque in 1926 (The London Mosque in Putney). We now have one hundred branches across Britain and have opened a number of mosques including the landmark Baitul Futuh mosque in south London, which is the largest in western Europe. A community that stands for education, integration and interfaith peace we welcome all to visit our mosques as well as our numerous seminars and events that bring people together to understand more about each other. We are also committed to helping others, engaging local communities and working for the common good. On this we have a long history of raising millions of pounds for British Charities
House of Coexistence (HOC)
Established in 2022 by Mirza Dinnayi, the 2019 Aurora Prize Laureate, the House of Coexistence is a community project in Sinjar. With 1200 sqm of space and a 2-hectare green museum, it’s an independent initiative supported by the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative. The House offers facilities for seminars, training, therapy, and care units, focusing on survivors and community members. It promotes cooperation among international NGOs, UN agencies, and local civil society. The House of Coexistence’s green museum highlights the coexistence of different ethnoreligious groups in the region like Yezidis, Sunnis, Shias, Armenians, and Syriac Christians. It aims to build peace in a conflict-affected region, addressing the aftermath of the 2014 Yezidi Genocide.