Find International Human Rights Nonprofits and Charities

  scott wrote:

I don't recall how we found ECM but have been very impressed with their program/expenses ratio and personal feel and approach to their missions. It is a small organization doing big things with modest resources. more »

  john23 wrote:

I am one of the founders of this organization, so I know firsthand how we change the lives of the survivors. You can see our work yourself by visiting our programs - read all about our recent volunteer trip here: http://www.madebysurvivors.com/teamindia2010 more »

  HeidiFransen wrote:

I began volunteering with O.U.R. five years ago and have been extensively involved with them ever since. I love the work they are doing, the staff and volunteers I work with, and the results that I've seen from all of our efforts. This organization is... more »

  katie wrote:

Roots of Health is an impressive organization that has accomplished a tremendous amount since their founding. The model is very hands on and rooted in field work/direct work with the communities they serve. The impact is real and powerful - for the individuals... more »

  runningacrossthesky wrote:

I spent time at CVI's Lukome Centre in Northern Uganda during June, 2010. I can't think of a more powerful experience in my life. ChildVoice is a Christian organization that works to rehabilitate former child soldiers - young women who were abducted at... more »

  Tracy F. wrote:

I met the director, Kathy Adams about five years ago in Granada, Nicaragua. I have kept in close contact with her since then and have always been impressed and humbled by her work and dedication to the children of Nicaragua. She has taught me much... more »

  cclouie wrote:

The SOLD Project is an inspiration to families and children in both Thailand and the United States. As a volunteer, I have had to opportunity to travel to Thailand and work alongside SOLD and am continually impressed with their efforts. Within a year,... more »

  nandini.setia wrote:

I have been following Sanlaap since it started in 2009. I wanted to get involved with an organization from the ground level, to make sure that my time, money, and energy were really going towards the cause, instead of towards running the non-profit itself.... more »

  Shaydah G. wrote:

Have been involved with the organization’s education and research capacities and I can wholeheartedly say that through and through this organization prioritizes the voices of affected populations, which is so often lost by other humanitarian organizations.... more »

  eileen5 wrote:

In November 2010 I had the opportunity to travel to Nepal and India where I met with grantees in Kathmandu and in Kolkata. We visited Project 5-O Calcutta, a project for which VGIF was the first funder in 1983. It continues to be a thriving community... more »

  Laurie Flesher wrote:

DFW empowers women and children living in extreme poverty by funding programs fostering good health, education, and economic self-sufficiency, and cultivates educational dinner circles inspiring individuals to make a difference through the power of collective... more »

  Cityhorse wrote:

Great organization! They work in poor communities to help them find and own permanent solutions to their poverty and they fight bad behavior from governments and corporations that keeps people poor. I really know my money is making a difference with... more »

  costaypaz1 wrote:

This nonprofit is committed to empowering refugees through education and sports. Their efforts have changed the lives for the better of many families that endure the almost unbearable consequences of genocide and refugee life. more »

  PopBob wrote:

The most impressive thing about the people at Exodus Road is the combination of their passion for combating human trafficking and slavery, their willingness to sacrifice their own careers and comfort to take on the cause of tens of millions of people... more »

  J. Sparks wrote:

As the current world food crisis amply demonstrates, humanity at large and the Western world in particular really needs the knowledge and wisdom of this group! Reading "Diet for a Small Planet" and "Food First" as a teenager changed my life, making me... more »

  Jessica53 wrote:

As an advocate myself, against domestic violence and sexual assault, in Sarasota, Florida I thank you for everything that you do for my beloved Guatemala! You are always first to expose the atrocities occurring in my country, demand justice and do such... more »

  ellen7 wrote:

World Pulse's vision is to enable women's voices to be heard globally. The organization has created PulseWire, an online network that enables women to tell their stories and get feedback and encouragement from other women around the world. An example... more »

  Maedeh wrote:

I love working on the amazing projects of Last Mile4D, which are impacting women and girls in remote areas of the world. more »

  michaelabeer wrote:

A network with integrity in pushing for a just solution for peace between the Palestinians and Israelis. It is not focussed on 1 state or 2 state solutions...it is focussed on principles of equality, justice, and peace. more »

  Peggy68 wrote:

ESL classes offered 5 days a week free of charge to the incoming refugees. I love the family feel shared with each individual more »

  dylannord wrote:

EOTO World has gone above and beyond, taking on the responsibility to voice the issues of human rights, poverty, peace, and sustainable development around the world. I've developed a relationship with the organization and recognize them as a sobering... more »

  sandra8 wrote:

Even before the earthquake, Haiti Projects was providing important service to Haiti driven by their mission of empowering a woman, to raise a family, to lift a village. The family planning clinic and hospital, the library, the scholarship program and... more »

  sonatsays wrote:

Upon finding RISE Travel Institute, taking their pilot program in summer 2021, and volunteering for the start-up organization I've not only learned so much about the interconnections and ethics of travel, but I've also learned how to insert myself into... more »

  outlaw wrote:

I took two course within this organization. Human Rights Education and Diplomacy Etiquette. Both were full forming within their respective courses. Having been an advocate for Human Rights most of my life, I found the HRE program extremely informative... more »

  Tamim123 wrote:

Excellent dedicated board, well organized a focus to the cause they serve, donated and volunteered more than once and will do again more »

  kcam511 wrote:

Such an interesting, innovating, and inspiring program based on the personal story and journey of a true American hero. More schools should adopt their curriculum and Mrs. Klein's story should be required reading for all Americans. more »

  Piotr C. wrote:

I am member of Steering Committee of the Network since 2007 and can see a rapid growth of expertise, impact on member organization and whole movement that Network is leading. Thanks the high value of word 'strategy' create an atmosphere of constructive... more »

  valerie9 wrote:

The Women For Afghan Women (WAW)have done a tremendous job in providing shelter, safety and skills for Afghan women. Time Magazine recently put out a cover story by Richard Stengel, Managing Editor on Thursday, Jul. 29, 2010. WAW provided shelter for... more »

  ramahkid wrote:

I traveled to Kanchipuram, India with AJWS as part of their Volunteer Summer program in 2008. The program was the most meaningful thing I have done with my entire life and has completely changed my path. Because of my experience with AJWS, I have now... more »

  Mal W. wrote:

My fundraising agency has served the Global Fund for Women for at least a decade, and I was personally involved in the work during the first several years. For an organization of such modest size, the Fund's reach is truly global. As the website says,... more »

  alicia wrote:

I'm very impressed by the unique work being done by the Press Institute. From both an economic development standpoint as well as a journalism one, they are an important addition to the development landscape. Brilliant work! more »

  jellen wrote:

I have sponsored 6 sisters in war-torn countries since 2006, and have corresponded with all of them. W4W sends me information about them and their countries, and sends me an exit summary when each woman completes her year of training and group participation.... more »

  Carol J. wrote:

I joined this Board, I believe, to strengthen one of the Five A's in its mandate, having worked in the field of HIV/AIDS, nationally, regionally and internationally for over twenty years. The fact that the organization would seek to strengthen all... more »

  bharmeling wrote:

This organization is a force for good helping put evil to rest globally. I am honored to serve with this highly skilled and professional team. more »

  zacho wrote:

Everything that I have seen them do benefits both the Indigenous people on the ground in the Amazon and also all of humanity. They are professional and, from all that I have seen, trustworthy and transparent. I support various nonprofits, and Amazon... more »

  Belinda1 wrote:

I donated to this organization because of their work on this horrendous practice. I get updates on how my money is being used and see the impact it is making in saving little girls who would otherwise have been hopeless. more »

  Tom_63 wrote:

I am incredibly impressed with the mission of WCCN and honored to be recently added to the organization's Board of Directors. WCCN has been empowering people in Latin America to help themselves for 30 years, but that's just the beginning. There is a... more »

  bisha wrote:

I currently serve as a Board Member/Secretary for R&R and on the Podcast team of the YVC. My experience has been absolutely amazing, I truly have gained so much in my experience with R&R, have made so many wonderful connections with passionate people,... more »

  Debi Desgalier wrote:

One star. Not going to give to this worthy cause. Someone is not doing their job. more »

  dp384 wrote:

Great organization! They do good work with the community and setting up peace day. more »

  KCloete wrote:

My first RFK Center volunteer experience was soon after the Tiananmen Square crack down. The Center helped organize one of the largest demonstrations outside the Chinese Embassy. Juggling many interests and concerns, the Center helped pulled together... more »

  jchristian wrote:

I can't say enough how impressed I am by CCEdFund. Carrie and Jennifer, the Fund's Directors, go to great lengths to ensure the children they support are excelling in their studies and attending Cambodia's best schools. more »

  ProjectMosesColorado wrote:

Project Moses Colorado really started shortly after 9/11/2001 when founder and president, Richard Roy Blake met members of various Christian minorities who were persecuted and threatened in their home countries. The experience moved him greatly and... more »

  louisab wrote:

The work which Orphans’ Heroes does is some of the most incredible work I've ever seen. Jen devotes her life to helping oprhans and in the 4 years I've been involved in the charity I've watched her turn around the lives of so many vulnerable children.... more »

  sullivan99 wrote:

I had the chance to participate in a virtual fundraiser which aims to build wells in remote areas of Africa and empowers women and girls to stay in school vs spending hours getting water. Well run organization! more »

  Elizabeth Walsh wrote:

I endorse the work of Tostan from two viewpoints -- as a former volunteer, and as a current donor. more »

  reedhurtado wrote:

Benetech has greatly contributed to introduce scientific debate into the baseline discussions regarding human rights violations in Colombia. Through professional advisory services and long-term training programs Benetech has sought to ensure a sustainable... more »

  jackcaravanos wrote:

I've been volunteering with Blacksmith Institute since 2006 when a former student recommended they contact me for some environmental advice. As Professor of Environmental Health at Hunter College School of Public Health, I'm contact often with these requests... more »

  JennieGilchrist wrote:

Reggie Littlejohn seemed to be the sole voice alerting the world to forced abortion of baby girls in China. She has since presented evidence to Congress, Parliament, numerous media outlets and prestigious law schools. I TRUST Reggie to oversee all funds... more »

  DeborahJ wrote:

Nivasa Foundation helps stop human trafficking and seeks to end the cycle of slavery, one child at a time. Nivasa is a mighty little non-profit run by a mighty and wonderful woman, Beatrice Fernando. Beatrice has a heart for women who are caught in... more »

  Avery Hart wrote:

We are a small foundation that focuses on just one small remote village in Amboseli National Park, Kenya. When we first went there, we found STONE AGE conditions: the village had a single hand pump for 400 people, no power, no sanitation. Villagers... more »

  asreynolds wrote:

I have been contributing to and volunteering for CFC for a number of years now; it's a great team that is tirelessly dedicated to freeing children from bondage, and I'm proud to support the work of this organization! more »

  steve1 wrote:

Through the Missing Peace Art Space, a non profit project of the UFWP, an artistic forum for exploring issues of peace and violence is created in a tolerant, non-commercial environment, www.missingpeaceart.org. Since opening in September of 2009 the space... more »

  Audrey L.3 wrote:

Nonviolent Peaceforce's commitment to civilian protection through a non-violence approach is not only a personal inspiration but has universally valuable lessons that the world desperately needs. more »

  tsmirx wrote:

I am currently working as a fellow at Polaris Project and it has been a wonderful experience, in terms of my academic, professional and personal interests. The fellowship lasts for about 5 months and gives students and graduates the chance to work and... more »

  Susan470 wrote:

My husband and I have been involved with and supported Rescue Pink since its beginning. We were impressed with the well-thought-out Plan, the clear vision and the purpose of this Non- Profit. As a mother of three beautiful daughters, daughter-in-law... more »

  Michael wrote:

A World Aware Inc. teaches business classes to the truly poor of the world. After just the first of a series of these classes, students have had the knowledge and confidence to step out and start their own business, apply for positions they were not... more »

  jhdubb wrote:

I had the privilege of traveling to Gulu in Northern Uganda in July of 2010 with a non profit organization called "Mercy's Village.' It was the best short term mission trip that I have been a part of. The people of Gulu are amazing and hope is being... more »

  April Q. wrote:

Hope Through Health is an incredible organization doing great work in Togo. I am inspired every day by the work they do on behalf of people living with HIV/AIDS and honored to serve as a volunteer. more »

  jennifer61 wrote:

I became acquainted with Dr. Lanny Smith and people who would later form DGH when I worked as a pediatrician and field coordinator with Lanny in rural El Salvador (where DGH was born). I had planned to be there for 2 months and stayed for 2 years. My... more »

  Peter01 wrote:

They are so giving, so caring and so involved with the community and we're grateful and thankful for Zion World Wide Mission Inc. more »

  ymc3 wrote:

This is a highly effective organization that produces a great deal with so little. They've found direct ways for marginalized girls to receive outside help so that they can be educated in safe and protected environments. They are doing valuable work to... more »

  Caryn N. wrote:

I've had the joy of working with Radiant Hope Inc in both India and Romania. I'm blown away by the level of thoughtfulness they exhibit in order to make things as sustainable and holistic as possible . I work with nonprofits all over the world, so I consistently... more »

  Tracy W. wrote:

This is merely a front group for Scientology. Also, they are completely crazy. Their number one goal is the "total obliteration of Psychiatry." They have a "Museum of Psychiatry" in Los Angeles, where they attempt to show that Psychiatrists caused the... more »

  Tony wrote:

Alternative Gifts Internatioinal has for many years supported the mission of IJM through our annual fundraising catalog and gift markets. We admire IJM's work in exposing sex trafficking, seeking justice, and making sure criminals are fully prosecuted.... more »

  Donald Hindley wrote:

What happened to the prior reviews - many of which, including my own, expressed disgust at the absurdly high salary of the chief executive? And two star out of 4!? more »

  RRCinChicago wrote:

When I was approached by Heartland for support in 2007, I had no idea they played such an amazing role not only in our hometown, Chicago, but also in places like Haiti, Irak and Rwanda. I knew them for their award-winning affordable housing work, but... more »

  Victoria Tiedemann wrote:

I used to live my life in a bubble world. I didn't realize many things that went on around me. Then in 2007 I found out about Love146. They informed me about how every minute, 2 children are sold into sexual exploitation of sexual slavery. They informed... more »

  nswett20 wrote:

In 2016, I got to see first hand the impactful work ASAP is doing to educate rural Tanzanian children thru it’s development of community schools. The facilities were amazing, the teachers were passionate, and most importantly the children were proud... more »

  Lauri T. wrote:

I recently had the pleasure of meeting with 5 of the staff members of EarthRights International at their offices in Washington, DC. Each conversation was so inspiring and confirmed for me how devoted these folks are to the extraordinary work... more »

  Peter H wrote:

Global Exchange is the organization I count on to be on the frontlines of the struggle for justice and human rights. Their tenacious campaigns - whether it is promoting Fair Trade or taking on Big Oil - are informative and inspiring. I am honored to... more »

  Rajeev wrote:

I have been with TAP for over a month now. I believe this is an ample time to get a feel of how things are. So I am just going to share few of my thoughts, which some of you might find helpful. Working here has evoked a range of feelings inside me.... more »

  Shadi M. wrote:

I started volunteering with Roots and Wings International in 2008. Though, initially, I only helped to update the organization's Twitter and Facebook feeds, I was soon given more responsibilities, which I gladly accepted. The thing that separates RWI... more »

  Leander S. B. wrote:

Um... what does this group actually do besides suck money out of philanthropy to pay for their own online play pen? Utter rubbish. more »

  shannon7 wrote:

o In 2009, THE INSTITUTE was instrumental in clearing the name of Sigma Huda; an anti-human trafficking leader unjustly smeared to stop her work, and organized her release from prison. o THE INSTITUTE helped to find justice for Sameh Khouzam, a... more »

  LucieWin wrote:

I have personal knowledge of some of the GHNI staff through my volunteer work with them over the last two and a half years, and consider it a great privilege. Their heart for the suffering and dedication to personally venturing into areas of the world... more »

  ArinDamar wrote:

My first exposure to Vital Voices, the 2012 Vital Voices Global Leadership Awards, opened my eyes to the incredible work being done there. Not only does VV bring awareness to specific, current, and important issues of our day affecting women, but they... more »

  leedavis wrote:

I have admired this organization ever since I first heard about it's goals in the 1950s. While I was in graduate school at Cornell University I heard a talk by Norman Cousins. He spoke of his vision of the U.S. actively pursuing a just and peaceful... more »

  Christine117 wrote:

Freedom 4/24 takes an overwhelmingly huge issue (human trafficking and sexual exploitation) and gives "regular" individuals the tools to stand against it. As a board member, I am consistently encouraged by the measures taken by our staff to expand and... more »

  mess wrote:

The organization made a restart with a fresh approach and new directions under very difficult circumstances. It is amazing what it has been able to achieve with just a small staff and a dedicated diversified Board in a period of financial distress for... more »

  Tauny026 wrote:

My experience with the Center for Justice &Accountability;(CJA) was very eye-opening and personally full-filling. CJA's work in this relatively novel area of law is extremely important for the international human rights movement and U.S. citizens who... more »

  greatgreat wrote:

I continue to be amazed by the outstanding work that EPIC does on privacy, one of the most important issues in our country today. Top tier policy analysis. Impactful cases. Powerful media and Internet presence. Brilliant campaigns. Clear focus on mission.... more »

  janetplanetjs wrote:

For 30 years, the Carter Center has been making positive change by taking practical action to alleviate suffering and by advocating for democratic process around the world. I'm a long-time donor and happy with the results of my donations. more »

  MetaApe wrote:

Matthew McDaniel was furiously working away at a keyboard in an internet cafe in ChiangRai, northern Thailand, when I first clapped eyes on him early in 2003. Wearing a ragged hat and battered cowboy boots he walked out to his mud-spattered, uniquely... more »

  daroff wrote:

A great organization! The leading group focusing on Aliyah (Bringing a substantial number of Jews to live in Israel and ensuring their successful integration); Jewish-Zionist Education (Connecting the next generation with Israel and Jewish peoplehood... more »

  Jim_121 wrote:

Please see this link below: http://english.cpc.people.com.cn/206972/206974/8305636.html There are only 85 million CCP members. They claim they already helped 120 million quit. more »

  katzuri wrote:

I found out about this organisation by listening to a TED talk given by its founder. He is a university professor who researched the subject of slavery in the 21st century. He discovered that ALL countries in our world have slaves (yes S-L-A-V-E-S, defined... more »

  Amalia FourHawks wrote:

Cultural Survival has done so much not only for us as artists, but for the Indigenous peoples of the world. As Native Americans, we have seen so many organizations who say that they are helping Native people, but Cultural Survival actually does it! They... more »

  TPS765 wrote:

No transparency, no accountability. Overhead extremely high (over 30%) for a small non-profit such as this. No money actually goes to international efforts. more »

  w2css wrote:

Extremely noteworthy unique nonprofit that not only documents per organizations mission and purpose, but also holds ongoing community events including diversified social, educational,recreational and training activities for the benefit of the community... more »

  Hannahjessie wrote:

I am currently a volunteer with WITNESS and I am constantly impressed by how dedicated and effective it is as an organization. I have volunteered for several non-profits and never have I met people who are so dedicated to and passionate about human rights.... more »

  elizabethbaradgmailcom wrote:

Global Information Network (GIN) is a well-run source of information not usually readily available. The insights offered on the information are invaluable. The events held by GIN are a further source of detailed news and information on topics not often... more »

  Elizabeth M. wrote:

I'm currently interning with the World Organization for Human Rights USA, and I can honestly say that working here has far surpassed my expectations. My family and I donated to Human Rights USA because we truly believe in the power of the work they are... more »

  jeffpjones wrote:

As I watch my country turn and walk away from women’s rights, there are a few dedicated nonprofits that continue to push the world’s societies toward greater equality. Equality now is one such organization. more »

  Mukwenda K. wrote:

I have never seen an organization with such integrity and passion. They are truly making a difference in Tanzania and are one of the few organizations making effective change. I full-heartedly support their work. more »

  Amy Smith wrote:

The Pangea Network is an organization very dedicated and commited to their mission and vision. As a volunteer, I see first hand the impact Pangea makes on many lives. Change occurs when you educate a woman then she grows her business which will feed... more »

  maercklein wrote:

I am so happy to have a way to support health care workers diligently and selflessly providing care to people who need it so desperately. Thank you, Partner’s Asia for facilitating this. more »

  angelike1234 wrote:

I have been a donor/member of The WCICC for almost 20 yrs. They have been a blessing in my life and to many others who they contribute to. My donations go directly to support a member congregation in Malawi Africa. I receive monthly updates... more »

  pirnach_nikita wrote:

I am a new volunteer in Friends of Be an Angel. I was born in Ukraine, Irpin and has been living there all my life, but the circumstances of 24th of February, 2022 forced me to leave my hometown, my country, and all my family. Even though I am thousands... more »

  Ana A.1 wrote:

This nonprofit has the best coverage of the occupation of Palestine. more »

  danielmoss wrote:

I've been a very satisfied donor to Grassroots International for many years. I've had the chance to visit their program in Haiti. They have a terrific network of Haitian led partners on the ground. These groups do a good job of bridging two different... more »

  propine24 wrote:

I had the opportunity to speak with senior staff at LiNK and hear about their practical and ambitious goals for the organization. They have been able to do so much with relatively little resources and created an entirely new kind of North Korean actor.... more »

  Naturalnancy wrote:

Friends Peace Teams has been building relationships in areas of conflict since 1993. We are now working in over 14 countries. We bring Alternatives to Violence Project workshops to bring together wide sections of the community and to build skills in... more »

  leddev wrote:

This is a fantastic organization that serves women around the world. They are frugal, efficient, and provide top quality services. more »

  Frank Leonzal wrote:

Currently serving as the Region 2 Director for InterPride has allowed me to see first hand the vital role this organization plays in helping to build community within North America and World Wide. As Festival Organizer for The Tacoma Rainbow Center-Out... more »

  ravd wrote:

There are now more than 5400 alumni of CEDPA's training and other programs in more than 100 countries (including the US). These alumni are now working at the community and national level to make a profound difference for women and children in their country,... more »

  Sophia Yen wrote:

This is the Legal arm of the Choice movement. They are the ones pursuing the cases to protect reproductive rights. The rights to sexuality education free from lies, right to choose abortion, right to contraception, etc. more »

  inspired wrote:

I traveled to Israel with RHR a couple of times, to volunteer in their planting of trees on both sides of the green line as well as to witness for myself what is happening there.I was educated by great leaders as well as parents who have lost children,... more »

  Bo_C wrote:

The first visit is always a tough one. Showing up to an apartment complex slightly off campus, with absolutely no way to communicate to the grandmother at the door except by nervous laughter and crazy gestures. On top of that, the only person who speaks... more »

  michaelabeer wrote:

Fiercely courageous network that has led efforts to improve US foreign policy (ending the wars in Iraq and Afganistan) and to move the US away from being unelected police of the world. more »

  wb6566 wrote:

I support the UUSC because it responds to national and international disasters by (1) working with organizations on the ground rather than imposing its practices from "outside", and (2) because UUSC stays with the local organizations to continue their... more »

  Great Lakes Restoration wrote:

Archbishop François-Xavier Maroy Rusengo was born in Bukavu, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) on September 1, 1959. He was ordained as a priest on August 19, 1984 in Bukavu. On November 22, 2004 he was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Bukavu... more »

  austinivers wrote:

I wanted to help the people of Tibet. I gave $40 dollars on the word of the Dalai lama that it was for the people of Tibet. I started receiving many requests from 'left' wing 'charities', including Hillary for president 2020, revising the constitution(eliminating),... more »

  gsalazar68 wrote:

I know the program first hand how they help feed kids in venezuela and Brazil. more »

  Adonic wrote:

I volunteered with this organization for a letter writing party and it was inspiring to be able to help women who are in prison through the purchase of books! I highly recommend supporting this organization! There are so many ways to support them but... more »

  Barbara wrote:

A great organization. They fund struggling, grassroots LGBT organizations around the world, and they earned four stars from Charity Navigator. I find the stories of the organizations they fund very moving. Here's one of those stories, from an Astraea... more »

  hlynn wrote:

This nonprofit has helped greatly to provide awareness of human trafficking nationally and internationally. I became aware of this organization through its compassionate and talented founder amassed other visual and performing artists to bring attention... more »

  nix2020 wrote:

This non-profit has done so much impactful work, and remains amongst one of the few organizations working to strengthen global governance of transnational issues. Some of its notable work includes leading the coalition for the international criminal court... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Bernardo Kohler Center is an amazing organization that leverages a shoe-string budget to assist hundreds of undocumented children who have been abandoned, abused, or neglected by their parents become legal United States residents. I highly recommend... more »

  JoeY15 wrote:

Lawfare Project is doing incredibly important and impactful work. more »

  Dr. Patricia Davis wrote:

Peace and Hope Partnership International is an organization created in response to the atrocities committed by the Shining Path terrorists in Peru and which now advocates for the rights of women and the unjustly abused/accused in Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador.... more »

  3123 wrote:

they are doing a commendable job here in northern Uganda, i am impressed with their services, thanks more »

  Bob B.1 wrote:

This is a very well informed and dedicated group of volunteers working to educate people about the Palestine/Israel issue and promote peace and human rights. more »

  DevelopYou wrote:

I met Donna of Rebuilding Alliance in Khan al-Ahmar, she was meeting with the leadership of this Bedouin Village and with the women to understand their concerns and fears, which she later turned into an advocacy campaign. With a local social worker,... more »

  Adeleb wrote:

Like most of us I don't have a lot of extra money to spend. What I do have, however, goes to this fund. Why? Because it goes to support education for young girls in a country where education for women is not always easy to come by. I spent part of last... more »

  MikeB35 wrote:

Freedom House has a long history of supporting democracy with global outreach and has recently added attention to the need to strengthen democracy in the United States. The organization does research, advocacy and takes on projects for the U.S government... more »

  jaydr2000 wrote:

I have been volunteering my time to financial and social media management for the past 3 years and have seen the non-profit grow and gather support for their amazing initiative including Gender-Based Violence Prevention, Sustainable Agriculture, Youth... more »

  candace13 wrote:

This organization is now the Institute for Sustainable Communities (www.iscvt.org/) and is located at 888 17th Street NW, Suite 610, Washington, DC 20006. T: 202-777-7575. Please do not send mail to the K St. address. more »

  Jennifer316 wrote:

This cause is amazing and brave! I am PROUD to be a Whistle Blower for PEACE! more »

  Micah wrote:

Established in 1970, UCSJ was, until the fall of the Iron Curtain, a major "activist" Soviet Jewry NGO, the "voice of the Refuseniks in the West." Since 1990 it has become a human rights and rule of law NGO, specializing in the monitoring of antisemitic... more »

  Judy43 wrote:

As a co-founder of Eliminate Poverty Now, I am proud that thousands of lives have been improved by our projects. We focus on providing economic opportunity and education in sub-Saharan Africa, especially for girls and women. more »

  Geof Bar-David S. wrote:

I used to a dues paying member before moving back out west.This is a great concept well implemented.We need more groups like this.I hope to renew my affiliation and edit this review to make a more substantitive case in favor of PHR. I also... more »

  Immanuelwambua wrote:

I am a missionary in Kenya with Christian impact mission in the interior parts of a traditional and culture invested community. I thank God for connecting us with Kingdom builders who have aided us in construction of churches and transforming communities.... more »

  DDHHUNIVERSAL Non Profit 501 c 3 wrote:

We are a team of human rights defenders dedicated to promoting human rights education and defending the human rights of people in vulnerable situations in international instances. more »

  CitizenDC wrote:

This organization is in fact an Islamic terrorist group falsely claiming to be a human rights group. The director, Mr. Zahid Makhdoom, spent at least ten months in prison for terrorist activities. more »

To use appropriate technologies and social networks to assist people with disabilities, improve healthcare in remote and medically... more »

Receive, administer, and expend funds for charitable, religious, and education purposes in connection with the rights of persons... more »

To provide inspiration and opportunities for people we call ambassadors, men and women, young and old, people of different nationalities,... more »

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Human rights in china, founded by chinese students and scholars in march 1989, is an international, chinese, nongovernmental organization... more »

The U.S. Labor Education in the Americas Project (USLEAP) is an independent non-profit organization that supports workers who... more »

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Christian solidarity international, inc. Is a christian human rights organization promoting religious liberty. The organization... more »

The damascus center for human rights studies (dchrs) is an independent non-governmental organization. Its mission is to foster... more »

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Digital democracy's mission is to empower marginalized communities to use technology more »

Education on the death penalty and how to go from violence to healing more »

We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to help Recover, Rebuild, Support, and Empower victims of sexual exploitation. more »

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To promote and protect human rights in the united states and around the world. more »

Raise awareness through education about state sponsored torture and cruel degrading treatment. more »

Ccaht strives to free individuals from injustice and exploitation in east tennessee. Ccaht educates, equips, and empowers the... more »