Feel Humanity is a Luxembourg-based civil society organization dedicated to monitoring, documenting, and advocating against international human rights violations.
Founded in Luxembourg, Feel Humanity bridges the gap between human rights violations and international accountability — through rigorous documentation and compassionate advocacy.
Feel Humanity is a non-governmental organization based in Luxembourg, founded with the mission of defending, promoting, and advancing human rights in Turkey and beyond.
We emerged in response to the persistent and systemic human rights violations in Turkey, including restrictions on freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, the rule of law, and the protection of fundamental civil and political rights. Our primary focus is to document, raise awareness of, and advocate against these violations, ensuring that they remain visible on international platforms and are not met with silence or indifference.
Through advocacy, research, awareness-raising, and international cooperation, Feel Humanity seeks to build bridges between local struggles and global human rights mechanisms. We actively engage in international initiatives and collaborate with civil society actors to contribute to broader efforts aimed at protecting human dignity wherever it is under threat.
To defend, promote, and advance human rights in Turkey and beyond — documenting violations, raising international awareness, and ensuring they are never met with silence or indifference.
While our work is deeply rooted in the Turkish context, we stand in solidarity with individuals and communities facing human rights abuses everywhere. Human rights are universal, indivisible, and interconnected.
Driven by the principles of international human rights law, we amplify victims' voices, support human rights defenders, and foster a culture of accountability, justice, and empathy.
“Our vision is a world where human rights are not merely ideals on paper, but lived realities for all.”
From advocacy marches to policy forums, our activities bridge local action and global change.
With the Feel Humanity team, we had the honor to visit Europe's highest court — the Court of Justice of the European Union.
We bow respectfully before the efforts of all women who are the invisible heroes of good, especially our volunteers working in the field.
Covered by RTL Luxembourg, our torchlight march crossed the city center to raise the voices of the innocent. «Peaceful protest is not a crime.»
More than 5,000 participants gathered before the Council of Europe in Strasbourg to demand the implementation of the European Court of Human Rights' rulings against Turkey.
On December 10, we remind the world that human dignity matters. Without human rights, there is no freedom. Without justice, there is no peace.
A powerful photo gallery from our candlelight march on Human Rights Day 2024. Marching alongside Amnesty International Luxembourg for the voices of the innocent — in Turkey and beyond.
The latest event shared on Feel Humanity's official Facebook page. Visit our page for details.
Annual forum bringing together activists, policymakers, and legal experts to address the most pressing human rights challenges.
Presentation of the 2024 annual report on human rights conditions in Turkey with expert panel discussion.
A public march commemorating Human Rights Day, calling for accountability and protection of detainees worldwide.
A hands-on workshop for civil society members on best practices for documenting and submitting evidence of rights violations.
Panel discussion on the increasing dangers faced by journalists reporting from conflict zones and repressive regimes.
Empowering the next generation of advocates with skills, knowledge, and networks to champion human rights globally.
Our publications provide rigorous, independent analysis of human rights conditions worldwide.
A stakeholder contribution to the 4th cycle of the UN Universal Periodic Review (49th Session) for Türkiye. Examines academic freedom restrictions since 2016, minority education rights, and the unjust life sentences imposed on 60 former military cadets following the coup attempt.
The Human Rights Violations Monitoring Project is dedicated to the rigorous observation and analysis of rights infringements globally. Utilizing data-driven monitoring techniques, we provide a voice for the voiceless.
Systematic observation, documentation, and reporting of rights infringements in Turkey. Promotes accountability and safeguards fundamental freedoms through evidence-based advocacy and transparent data collection.
Analysis of attacks, imprisonment, and censorship of journalists across 28 countries. Documents 340+ documented cases of harassment and detention of media professionals.
A comprehensive examination of asylum seeker conditions, pushback practices, and legal protection gaps across European Union member states.
Investigating the use of digital tools — including Pegasus spyware and social media monitoring — by authoritarian governments to silence opposition and civil society.
Documentation of children's rights violations in active conflict areas including Gaza, Sudan, and Myanmar. Includes testimony collection methodology and case studies.
All reports are freely available under Creative Commons license.
Feel Humanity's activities have been covered by local and international media.
FRDozens of protesters marched through the center of Luxembourg City by torchlight for International Human Rights Day, organized by Amnesty International and Feel Humanity.
DEOn December 10, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights celebrated its 77th anniversary. Amnesty International therefore organized the traditional March for Human Rights — people marched with signs and torches from Rue Genistre towards the city center at 6 p.m.
FRTwo human rights demonstrations took place yesterday. In the capital, many answered the call of Amnesty International Luxembourg. Their goal was to highlight with torches and candles those whose fundamental rights are not respected.
FRMore than 5,000 supporters of the Gülenist movement demonstrated in front of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg to denounce repression in Turkey. Coming from France and Germany, they demanded the application of European Court of Human Rights rulings.
Feel Humanity works alongside civil society organizations, human rights bodies, and solidarity groups committed to a more just world.
Amnesty International Luxembourg
CCSA Luxembourg
CLAE Luxembourg
Greenpeace Luxembourg
LetzHelp
SINGA Luxembourg
Solidarity & Others
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