• Organisation Programmes
  • Legal aid and legal counselling
  • Minority rights
  • Roma programme
  • Refugee/refugee law programme
  • Anti-trafficking
  • Human rights research programme
  • International Criminal Law programme
  • International law and international humanitarian law programme
  • Conflict resolution programme
  • Africa programme
  • Media programme
• ENAR Hungary National Co-ordination
  • About ENAR Hungary and ENAR
  • Membership of ENAR Hungary
• Publications
  • ENAR Shadow Report 2010 - 2011: Racism and related discriminatory
  • Racism in Europe - ENAR Shadow report 2010 - 2011
  • ENAR Shadow Report 2009/2010: Racsim and Discrimination in Hungary
  • ENAR Shadow Report 2008: Racism in Hungary
  • ENAR Shadow Report 2007: Racism in Hungary

Welcome!

The International Law Research and Human Rights Centre is a small non-profit organisation that was established in 2003 with aim of promoting, defending and monitoring of human rights as well as partaking in the research of the different areas of international law, especially in the area of human rights and humanitarian law.
The organisation provides legal counseling, facilitates legal representation to those whose rights have been violated and those in need of international protection. The media is one of the frequent tools used by the organisation to promote the rights of the disadvantaged and respect for all.

ENAR's vision is of a Europe free of racism and related intolerance, where each
individual has equal opportunities to participate in society. ENAR believes that the
coordinated cooperation of NGOs can contribute significantly to the fight against ethnic
and religious discrimination.

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