Kuća ljudskih prava Zagreb

Founded in 2008, Kuća ljudskih prava Zagreb is a non-governmental organisation based in Zagreb, Croatia working on human rights, democracy & civil society, justice & legal aid +2 more.

Kuća ljudskih prava Zagreb (Human Rights House Zagreb) is a human rights civil society organisation founded in 2008 as a network of civil society organisations. Its statutory aim is a free, open, pluralistic, democratic, equal and inclusive society based on the protection and promotion of human rights and fundamental freedoms. It works through research, monitoring, public advocacy and education, drawing on UN and Council of Europe human rights instruments. Its activities include annual human rights overviews for Croatia, thematic reports, analyses of European Court of Human Rights judgments, legal training for lawyers, a network of lawyers working in civil society, human rights education for schools and professionals, and work on hate speech, freedom of expression, rule of law, civic participation, and access to funding for civil society. It is a member of the Human Rights Houses Network based in Oslo and works with other civil society organisations in Croatia and the region, as well as with the European Commission and other international bodies. The organisation is based in Zagreb, Croatia.