Human Rights Guide II
The Human Rights Guide is an online information and education resourse designed as legal self-help tool that explains to readers in a simple way the fundamental rights in different areas of social life. It can be accessed at clovekovepravice.si.
More precisely, the Human Rights Guide is a European platform with country-specific content for Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, and as of 2023 also France, Croatia, Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine. Aside from national languages, the Guide is also available in English and/or Russian.
The Human Rights Guide aims to help individuals understand their rights and obligations, thereby helping them to develop the ability to apply human rights to concrete situations in their lives, and ultimately to prevent human rights violations and promote equality.
The contents of the Human Rights Guide provide information in an understandable way on the rights of individuals during police detention, in international protection procedures and in family relationships.
The project is being implemented by a non-governmental organization, the Baltic Human Rights Society together with cooperation partners from Croatia, Estonia, France, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Moldova, Georgia, Ukraine and Slovenia. The Peace Institute is the project partner from Slovenia.
The Human Rights Guide Slovenia was co-funded by the European Union within the project “Inclusive human rights education – a gateway to civic participation and common values of European citizens” No 2021-1-LV01-KA220-ADU-000028213 (01.11.2021 – 31.05.2024). Neither the European Union nor the Erasmus+ can be held responsible for the deliverables and the content of the project”.
Partners:
- Baltic Human Rights Society (Latvia)
- Bulgarian Helsinki Committee (Bulgaria)
- Estonian Human Rights Centre (Estonia)
- Foundation for the Support of Legal Education of GYLA (Georgia)
- Human Rights Embassy (Moldova)
- Human Rights House Zagreb (Croatia)
- Institut international des droits de l’Homme et de la paix (France)
- Human Rights Voice (Lithuania)
- Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Slovakia (Slovakia)
- Peace Institute (Slovenia)
Funders:
European Comission, Erasmus +