WHAT WE DO
Training & Capacity Building
Strengthen the capacities of institutions and professionals who are on the front line of human-rights protection and access to justice.
Key Programme Activities
Design and delivery of tailored training modules and curricula for:
- civil status offices and municipal services;
- child protection units, social workers and social administrators;
- judges, prosecutors, court staff and legal aid providers;
- prison and probation staff;
- border and reception authorities;
- family doctors and health professionals (where relevant to protection and documentation);
- civil society organisations and community-based groups.
- Training-of-Trainers schemes and mentoring to ensure sustainability and replication of learning.
- Development of practical guides, manuals, checklists and tools for day-to-day use by practitioners.
- Support to legal aid and human-rights networks and coalitions, including joint trainings, peer exchanges and advocacy planning.
- Internship and young professional programmes that build the next generation of human-rights lawyers, many of whom later become judges, prosecutors, attorneys or academics.
