The Global Human Rights Repository is a public database powered by Uwazi that will bring together human rights documents from international, regional, and national bodies into one searchable, structured system.
A short reflection on how HURIDOCS shaped an internal AI policy rooted in staff practice, shared values, and the deliberate choice to move thoughtfully rather than rush toward every new tool.
Tella and Uwazi are joining forces for improved security, better functionality, and more reliability of human rights information.
Through participation in conferences, seminars, and policy forums, our team continues to support learning, partnership-building, and innovation.
10 December, 10 messages of hope.
The event stood as a major milestone for the subgrantees in the project carried out with HURIDOCS and AMER.
Small documentation wins are building momentum, strengthening human rights defenders, and renewing hope in the fight for justice.
This year, the Martin Ennals Award recognised the bravery and commitment of a Brazilian woman, Ana Paula Gomes de Oliveira.
Human rights defenders met in Ankara to explore new ways of turning data into stories and powerful campaigns
As the human rights and technology landscapes grow more complex, HURIDOCS Executive Director reflects on how agility, creativity and solidarity can help the movement adapt and endure.