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
- Child rights
- Human rights and settlements with the past
- Legal assistance to Refugees and Migrants
- Marek Nowicki Small Grants Fund
- National Focal Point RAXEN
- Public interest law actions
- Strategic Litigation Program
- The rights of minorities
Human rights in Tibet
Program coordinator:
Adam Kozieł
Contact:
Adam Kozieł
ph.: /22/ 556 44 52
e-mail:
Program description
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The program has been in operation since 1993, when Tenzin Gjaco, the XIV Dalai Lama of Tibet, visited Poland at the invitation of the Foundation and the members of the Helsinki Committee.
The program's main goal is to collect, analyze and convey information on the situation in Tibet. Private entities - mainly journalists and students - as well as institutions: nongovernmental organizations, parliamentary committees, government agencies etc. - benefit from it. The Foundation also strives to undertake activities that could help find a peaceful solution to Tibet's problem and guarantee the observance of the fundamental rights of Tibetans.
ul. Zgoda 11, 00-018 Warszawa tel.: (48 22) 828 10 08, fax: (48 22) 556 44 50 e-mail: