International Human Rights Network is a not-for-profit organisation providing practical, expert, support to organisations applying Human Rights Based Approaches.

We provide support for organisations to actively learn from their own, and other's, experience for concrete human rights results.

What we do

• Multi-disciplinary teams are commissioned to support all stages of Programme Cycle Management and sectoral reform processes. IHRN experts work in the over-lapping contexts of development, conflict, humanitarian crisis and peace-building.
  
• Commissioned by states, UN agencies, OSCE, EC, Council of Europe, bi-lateral donors, national human rights institutions and civil society organisations.

  Lot7 services to EC in multi-year framework contract since 2009 - now short-listed in new tender process to 2017

• IHRN training programmes 2018/2019                  

Justice sector reform June 2019

Monitoring & Evaluation: Applying Human Rights Based Approaches training June TBC

• Bespoke training tailored to specific mandates, policies and priorities e.g Swiss Development Co-operation; Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs; peacekeeping and EU rule of law missions.

• Own-initiative research and advocacy independently and with others - at national, regional and international levels.

Analysis of EU development policies  

Analysis of UN agencies application of HRBA in humanitarian action

• Pro bono support for other not-for-profit organisations which share IHRN core principles, such as by mentoring young human rights advocates in developing countries. 

• HRBA core principles and methods applied throughout.

Brian McKeown visionary human rights activist (1939-2009)

 

International Human Rights Network, Glenboy House, Oldcastle, Co Meath, Ireland
Tel +353 49 8542934