January 8, 2025
Human Rights House Crimea
Human Rights House Crimea was established in 2019 in Kyiv, Ukraine. It currently unites six organisations.
About
Human Rights House Crimea aims to develop, strengthen, and coordinate the capacity of organisations involved in human rights protection in Crimea, ensuring more effective and systematic human rights work. Among its establishing members are three organisations displaced from the peninsula following its occupation and illegal annexation by the Russian Federation in 2014.
Today, the House focuses on the human rights situation in Crimea and other southern territories of Ukraine temporarily occupied by Russia.
In addition to being a member of the Network of Human Rights Houses, Human Rights House Crimea is a member of the Crimea Platform Expert Network and Ukraine 5 AM Coalition.
Contact information
crimeahrh@gmail.com
+38 067 4694229
Organisations
Centre for Civic Education “Almenda”
Centre of civic education “Almenda” is a civil education centre. After moving from Crimea due to the Russian annexation of the peninsula, CCE “Almenda” has mainly focused on monitoring and analysing the situation with forced migrants from Crimea, especially in the sphere of education; working on awareness raising, educational and methodical work for human rights promotion and protection.
Contact information
www.almenda.org/en
+38 073 389 29 05
Crimean Human Rights Group
The Crimean Human Rights Group (CHRG) is a public non-profit organisation of the Crimean human rights defenders and journalists, aimed at promoting the observance and protection of human rights in Crimea by attracting wide attention to problems of human rights and international humanitarian law in the territory of the Crimean peninsula, and the search for and development of mechanisms for the protection of human rights in Crimea.
Contact information
www.crimeahrg.org/en
crimeahrg@gmail.com
+38 067 224 01 73
Crimean Process
Crimean Process is an initiative that brings together legal experts and activists interested in judicial practice in the occupied territory of Crimea and concerning Crimeans on the mainland of Ukraine. Representatives of Crimean Process regularly attend court hearings on politically motivated cases in Crimea or against Crimeans in Ukraine and evaluate the judicial system in its various aspects.
Contact information
crimean-process.org
crimean.process@gmail.com
Tel: +38 099 081 50 54
WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram: +38 099 081 50 54
Crimea SOS
Crimea SOS’ mission is to contribute to the de-occupation of Crimea and its reintegration into Ukraine. Crimea SOS raises awareness about the illegal occupation of Crimea and the repressive policies of the Russian Federation against Crimeans; the organisation supports mutual connections between Crimea and mainland Ukraine and acts to consolidate the Ukrainian society around the support of rights and interests of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and other people who became victims of the Russian aggression in Eastern Ukraine and Crimea. Today Crimea SOS is focused on occupied Crimea and coordinates organisations, movements, and initiatives that work with the IDPs.
Contact information
krymsos.com
help@krymsos.com
Regional Centre for Human Rights
Regional Center for Human Rights is a non-governmental (public) human rights organisation, registered on 19 July 2013 in the city of Sevastopol and re-registered in the city of Kyiv on 21 July 2014 in connection with the change of location due to the beginning of the occupation of the Crimean Peninsula. The main goal of the RCHR is to ensure the protection of human rights and freedoms through strategic judicial protection and awareness-raising work in the context of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Contact information
www.rchr.org.ua/en
rchr.sev@gmail.com
+38 095 849 14 81
ZMINA. Human Rights Centre
ZMINA. Human Rights Center is a non-governmental organisation which aims to promote human rights, rule of law, and the ideas of the civil society in Ukraine. The NGO was registered at the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine on August 15, 2012. The organisation’s mission is to work on the improvement of the human rights situation and the establishment of the rule of law in Ukraine. Organisation’s values: Humaneness, Variety, Creativity, Development, Professionalism. ZMINA is engaged in awareness raising, educational, monitoring and advocacy activities in the field of human rights.
Contact information
humanrights.org.ua/en
+38 067 502 08 01
