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Danish and Kenyan national human rights institutions formalise their collaboration on responsible business standards and the linkage In Niger, more than 10,000 police officers have been trained in human rights compliant policing. As a result of the Danish support, the population’s trust in the police has increased remarkably. Trust plays a key role in the fight against the terrorism straining the Setting up an exit centre for deported foreign nationals on an uninhabited island raises a number of human rights challenges. The Myanmar Centre for Responsible Business (MCRB) is an initiative to encourage respect for human rights by companies doing business in Since 2012 the Institute has worked with the Albanian Ombudsman to strengthen its ability to improve rule of law and human rights in The Civil Society and Human Rights Network has become the largest civil society network operating in Afghanistan with 164 member We know that local ownership is key to spur sustainable change. The Danish Institute for Human Rights will never work from a ‘one size fits all’ starting point. That is why we work in equal partnerships with local actors to achieve results. Our partnerships are focusing on You can get counselling and as*istance from the Danish Institute for Human Rights if you experience discrimination due to gender, race or The Equal Treatment Counselling includes advice on the right not to be discriminated against as well as as*istance for taking your claim 5 times yearly we provide you with a summary of recent research, activities, publications, and more on human rights issues.  When you subscribe to the Danish Institute for Human Rights newsletter, we register your email address and your name. We use this information to send you our newsletters. Moreover, we gather statistics on your use of the newsletter content. This data is stored by our data processor (Campaign Monitor). Only a few employees at the Danish institute for Human Rights have access to