We are an organisation established in 1989 by the members of the Helsinki Committee in Poland.
Our mission is - the development of the human liberties and rights culture, both domestically and abroad.
Since 2007 we have Consultative Status with the United Nation's Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).
programs
Educational programs
- Currently conducted short-term projects
- Human Rights Workshops for Students
- International Summer School on Human Rights
- The “Innocence” Clinic
- The Human Rights Training Centre
- Viridarium
- Workshops for Young Journalists POLIS
Public education
Intervention and monitoring programs
The Reading-room / The Documentation and Information Centre
Program coordinator:
Andrzej Kremplewski
Program employees:Andrzej Kremplewski
Contact:
Andrzej Kremplewski
ph.: /22/ 556 44 65
e-mail:
Program description
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The Library of the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights collects first and foremost publications regarding human rights and liberties and constitutionalism. We also hold collections of legal regulations (including collections of official journals "Dziennik Ustaw" and "Monitor Polski"), along with commentary, as well as a sizeable reference library.
The book collection includes ca. 4600 volumes of books and 260 Polish and foreign periodical titles, regularly supplemented by new ones.
The reading room is open to the public - everyone interested can take advantage of it. There are inter alia 2 computer stations with Internet access at their disposal. There is an opportunity to benefit from the computer-based Legal Information System LEX. Publications and information collections are made available on the spot. A Library employee offers to the readers with regard to the contents.
The Foundation Library maintains contact with other libraries throughout the country (inter alia with the National Library, university libraries, libraries of law faculties, as well as other scientific libraries).
ul. Zgoda 11, 00-018 Warszawa tel.: (48 22) 828 10 08, fax: (48 22) 556 44 50 e-mail:







