We run an association and information portal supporting the fight against racism, developing and respecting human rights or helping to develop democracy and tolerance in society. We organize training, seminars or workshops. We also organise cultural and social events.

We provide specialist social counselling for the elderly, people in crisis, families with children, people without shelter or at risk of social exclusion or living in socially excluded communities or ethnic minorities.

We are a non-governmental, non-profit organization with more than 30 years of history. It serves primarily as an information, consultation and training centre in the field of gender equality of men, women and people of different gender identities, their relationships and their position in society.

International organization for the protection of human rights and social justice.

Running an association for lesbian and bisexual women. Organization of various events.

Operation of an association of mainly Roma students and graduates of secondary schools and universities, providing assistance in their integration. Organizing social and cultural events.

State registered charitable company whose aim is to protect the fundamental human right, the right to life from the moment of conception until natural death.

We monitor the implementation and compliance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child throughout the country. We hold seminars and publish in the media.

We actively work with remand prisoners, probationers, convicts and parolees. The aim of this cooperation is to complete the correction of the convicted person and their reintegration back into society. Assistance with parole.

The mission of the Burma Center is to contribute to the democratization of Burma, respect for human rights and the improvement of the situation of the people of Burma and those in exile. We offer information on current events in Burma to the European public, organise cultural events and campaigns and provide support to Burmese refugees with integration in the country.

The international organisation brings together 68 public and private institutions and organisations from 23 countries to research, document, educate and raise awareness about the totalitarian regimes that affected Europe in the 20th century.

We focus on campaigning for internationally recognized human rights. With the help of staff, activists and volunteers, we educate primary and secondary school students. We monitor the human rights situation, provide support to asylum seekers, promote the protection of women and work to eliminate discrimination.