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.
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