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UN Human Rights Mechanisms
UN human rights mechanisms are one of the most essential tools to ensure that human rights are respected and implemented worldwide. These mechanisms include both charter-based and treaty-based bodies that monitor the compliance of states with international and regional human rights treaties and instruments. LOUDER, as a human rights civil society organization, utilizes these mechanisms to promote, protect, and monitor human rights at both collective and individual levels. Our thematic priority also includes advocating for the ratification and implementation of these treaties and instruments, the alignment of national laws and policies with them, and getting more solidarity about the human rights issues that affect our local and regional communities.
• Raise awareness and build capacity on human rights and its mechanism and their linkages with other issues, such as development, peace, security, and environment.
• Engage with the UN mechanisms addressing the full range of human rights issues, such as civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, as well as the rights of specific groups, such as women, children, persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples, minorities, migrants, refugees and others.
• Engage with the UN mechanisms addressing the full range of human rights issues, such as civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, as well as the rights of specific groups, such as women, children, persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples, minorities, migrants, refugees and others.
• Mainstream human rights among local, national, and regional communities and organizations
LOUDER is a human rights and peacebuilding organization that fosters transformational human rights education driven by the Rights based approach (HRBA).
ABOUT US
We are LOUDER. A dedicated team of passionate women and human rights defenders, legal experts, lawyers, and youth activists. Our dedicated team defending the rights of all, with a special commitment to empowering women and youth.