Una vez definido el método científico y sus condicionantes, corresponde ahora pasar del proceso de investigación “ideal” a la práctica habitual. Esta se halla metodológicamente determinada por los objetivos y el marco teórico del estudio. Pero también intervienen aspectos económicos (los recursos a disposición del investigador) y temporales (el plazo…
The aim of the European Roma Rights Centre is to combat anti-Romani racism and human rights abuse of the Roma people through strategic litigation, research and policy development, advocacy and human rights education. It provides legal and institutional support for the human rights of the Roma population, one of the…
The primary objectives of the organisation are to: raise awareness of the issues of racism and xenophobia, develop a broad movement against racism and discrimination, and to marginalise or eliminate racist, xenophobic and anti-Semitic attitudes and tendencies in Polish society. It additionally publishes a magazine called ‘Never Again Magazine’, providing…
Non-Fighting Generation (NFG) is a not-for-profit organisation working with young people to improve their well-being and reduce their susceptibility to extremist narratives and criminal lifestyles. The central working method of NFG’s approach are educational discussion groups that take place in schools and youth centres in southern and eastern Finland, and…
The long-term goal of the Tolerance Project is to eliminate intolerance and social unrest within the local community through education. It targets high-school teenagers who have been identified as being at risk of joining the neo-Nazi subculture and/or becoming future activists.
Expo Foundation is a privately-owned research foundation run on a non-profit basis, with the aim of studying and mapping anti-democratic, right-wing extremist and racist tendencies in society. It also provides opportunities for youths to leave extremist groups through educational courses and activities.
The Community Security Trust is a not-for-profit organisation working to combat anti-Semitism and protect Jewish communities in the UK. Awarded charitable status in 1994, the CST is recognised as the principal organisation addressing the issue of anti-Semitism. They also monitor and record incidents of anti-Semitic hate crime.
The Latvian Centre on Human Rights works to support integration efforts, minority rights and tolerance, eliminate discrimination and hate crime/speech, promote advocacy efforts, and to protect and support asylum, migration, and fundamental rights measures.
This report is the core of Chile’s earnest response to a major ethical and political dilemma of our time. The problem may be summarized as follows: How can a country overcome a legacy of dictatorial rule and massive human rights violations if the new government is subject to significant institutional…
UNITED for Intercultural Action aims to unite European organisations committed to combatting nationalism, racism and fascism, and supporting the rights of migrant groups and refugees. It is a charitable organisation designed as a forum to maintain solidarity and cooperation between the European organisations that counter extremism.
The aim of the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee is to protect the human rights of Bulgarian minorities in line with international human rights standards, to stimulate legislative reform in Bulgaria, and to trigger public debate on human rights issues.
The European Humanist Federation works towards a Europe with freedom of religion and freedom from hateful discrimination and racism, through the use of advocacy and public engagement. The Federation’s portfolio has expanded to include advocacy against violence and populist extremism.
