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Unter dem Titel „Confronting Bigotry and
Human Rights International

East and Southeast Europe – “Promoting Tolerance” – against hatred and antisemitism, for tolerance and human rights

In June 2017, participants and alumni of the “Promoting Tolerance” programme met in the company of invited guests under the banner “Confronting Bigotry and Intolerance in the Face of Rising Populism” to share their observations on the occasion of the programme’s 25th anniversary.

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Human Rights International

Morocco – the first human rights clubs in prisons

During Morocco’s “leaden years” under the rule of King Hassan II, human rights abuses were especially common in the penal system.

Das Crimean Tatar Resource Center
Human Rights International

Ukraine – “Liberty Camp” at the edge of Crimea

A hot summer wind whips up the dust of the unpaved roads, and grapes and pears hang heavily from the branches.

Václav Bacovský
Human Rights International

Germany and Russia – the Boris Nemtsov Forum

Boris Nemtsov, a politician who opposed Vladimir Putin’s rule and who fought for a free Russia, was shot dead on 27 February 2015 in the centre of Moscow, in view of the Kremlin.

Wir glauben an die Kraft des Dialoges.
Human Rights International

Bulgaria – Sofia Pride

Bulgaria has been a member of the EU since 2007, but still faces considerable challenges in areas including equal rights and discrimination.

Die Meschenrechtswochen
Human Rights International

West Africa – Human Rights Weeks

West Africa – Human Rights Weeks

Genitalverstümmelung
Human Rights International

Côte d’Ivoire – stop genital mutilation!

Côte d’Ivoire – stop genital mutilation!

Die FNF im Einsatz für die Sicherung von Eigentums- und Landrechten der ländlichen Bevölkerung in der Elfenbeinküste.
Business & Human Rights

Empowerment in Côte d’Ivoire’s cocoa belt – land rights for Ivorian farmers

The Foundation also promotes secure property and land rights for the rural population of Côte d’Ivoire.

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Freedom of the press and opinion

Raif Badawi Award for courageous journalists 2017 & 2018

The fate of Saudi blogger and editor Raif Badawi, who was sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment and 1,000 lashes for “insulting Islam”, has beenan issue close to our hearts for years.

Trupti Mehta, ARCH
Business & Human Rights

Empowering women in India – land rights for marginalised female farmers

Building a liberal and just economy depends on secure property and land rights. To this end the Foundation, in conjunction with the NGO Action Research in Community Health and Development (ARCH), is supporting a GPS-based solution to help secure land rights for marginalised farmers in India.

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