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SAHRA ANNUAL HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS REPORT

Accurate and consistent documentation that meets international standards is an essential element to human rights campaigning, advocacy and lobbying. It is also crucial to building and sustaining the legitimacy and reputation of human rights organisations and activists, locally, nationally, and internationally.

Nongovernmental organizations play an important role in human rights monitoring by providing real examples and credible information about human rights violations.
SAHRA aims to address this gap through supporting documentation of human rights violation cases which could then be leveraged upon by the country organizations to analyse and generate evidence for their in-country advocacy initiatives.

Read the SAHRA 2018 Human Rights Violations Report here: SAHRA 2018_Human Rights Violations Report

Read the SAHRA 2017 Human Rights Violations Report here: SAHRA 2017 Human Rights Violations Report

Networking

Building a team of human rights defenders

Building a team of human rights defenders and networking across country borders is an integral part of how SAHRA will work in order to fulfill her objectives.

Capacity Building

Capacity building is an ongoing process...

SAHRA’s role is to facilitate learning. This is often accomplished by providing resources and training, both on local and inter-regional level.

Documentation

Accurate and consistent documentation

In partnership with local organisations SAHRA documents violations against marginalised sexualities and genders. SAHRA provides training on documentation for human rights defenders, human rights awareness classes for LGBTI communities and other related capacity building initiatives.

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SAHRA ANNUAL HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS REPORT

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