The High Commissioner and the Commission have the following mandates:
Promoting and protecting human rights for all: We express our objective views in the face of human rights violations and help establish the standards used to evaluate progress in the field of human rights worldwide.
Defending the rights of refugees and their legitimate right to return to their homelands through the Commissioners and organization offices around the world.
Contributing to empowering peoples: Our research, education, and advocacy activities contribute to raising awareness among the international community and the public on human rights issues and increasing engagement in them. This means empowering thousands of people worldwide to assert their rights.
Assisting governments: Through our presence in the field, we contribute to preventing abuses and mitigating situations that could lead to conflict. Our monitoring and analysis activities inform sensitive decision-making processes and development programs. We provide capacity-building services and legal advice to thousands of individuals and support the enactment of sound laws and policies worldwide.
Integrating a human rights perspective into all United Nations activities: We work to mainstream human rights considerations in all United Nations activities to ensure that peace, security, development, and human rights—the three fundamental pillars of the United Nations—are interconnected and mutually reinforcing.
The International Organization for Human Rights and Refugee Affairs is a non-profit, non-governmental international organization licensed in the United States. It is concerned with protecting human rights and advocating for the rights of refugees and their right to return to their homeland or integrate into host communities in accordance with international law on human rights and refugee affairs. The organization embodies the global commitment to promoting and protecting the full range of human rights and freedoms enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The organization faces major humanitarian and developmental challenges that confront impoverished and needy people worldwide. It initially focused on assisting children affected by crises and disasters before expanding its scope to encompass various humanitarian and developmental sectors. The organization has allocated over $29 million to humanitarian and developmental projects in the past three years, benefiting over 100,000 individuals worldwide in areas such as education, health, water and sanitation, food, economic empowerment, childhood, social welfare, and social cohesion.
The Middle East and North Africa Commission works to provide all forms of humanitarian support through its team operating in all Arab countries to achieve the noble objectives of the organization.
The International Organization for Human Rights and Refugee Affairs operates with a global approach, in cooperation and coordination with organizations and countries, to address all issues related to human rights and refugee affairs. The organization holds a vision of a world in which all individuals, regardless of any discrimination, enjoy their fundamental rights that enable them to live with dignity in all circumstances. It seeks to achieve a world that ensures the rights of peoples and communities to development and peace, as well as their rights to protection and assistance in times of exceptional circumstances during disasters and crises.
The organization’s mission is to be an international development and humanitarian organization that draws on diverse optimal human experiences, with the aim of achieving the maximum impact possible. The organization works to promote responsible solidarity with the most vulnerable social groups, especially children facing difficult circumstances. It provides support to the most in-need social groups, based on the principles of human dignity and social justice, through collaboration with development and humanitarian partners. The organization strives to fulfill its mission on five main levels:
The organization adheres to the International Human Rights and Refugee Affairs framework in order to achieve its mission, which includes a robust framework for results known as the High Commissioner for Human Rights Management Plan. This roadmap is based on consultations with member states, the United Nations system, civil society, donor community, and the private sector. The current management plan is built upon the Development Plan for 2023 and covers the period between 2023 and 2026.
The International Organization for Human Rights and Refugee Affairs is a non-profit, non-governmental international organization licensed by the United States. It operates under the umbrella of the United Nations and the European Union, focusing on the protection of human rights and advocating for the rights of refugees. The organization is dedicated to safeguarding the freedoms and human rights of individuals and defending the rights of refugees.
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