Mediterranean Forum for Memory
The Mediterranean Forum for Memory helps preserve the memory of human rights violations in Tunisia. As the country transitions from dictatorship to a new era of reform, the organization educates
Tunisian Institute for Democracy and Development
The Tunisian Institute for Democracy and Development enhances democracy, transparency, accountability, good governance, and combats corruption through civic participation and monitoring in Tunisia.
Association for Justice and Rehabilitation (Tunisia)
The Association for Justice and Rehabilitation works toward preserving the collective memory of Tunisian victims, documenting human rights violations, and establishing a platform for transitional justice processes in the country. In
Tamkeen Development Foundation (Yemen)
Tamkeen Development Foundation (TDF) aims to promote development based on human rights. TDF conducts research and capacity building on a range of issues surrounding political participation and seeks to increase
Mish’al Association for the Children of the Disappeared in Algeria
Working on forced disappearances in Algeria for many years, the main aim of the Mish’al Association for the Children of the Disappeared in Algeria (the Torch) is to preserve the
UMAM Documentation and Research (Lebanon)
UMAM Documentation & Research believes that dealing with Lebanon’s violent past, crystallized in the 1975-1990 civil war, is fundamental to eliminating the specter of renewed conflict that continues to haunt
Syrians Without Borders (Turkey)
Syrians Without Borders is a non-profit and civil society organization, established by a group of young Syrians living in exile, each participating according to their specialization and expertise to provide
National Coordination of Families of the Disappeared (Algeria)
In 2004, the President of Algeria announced an impending amnesty law that would turn the pages of one of Algeria’s darkest moments in recent history. In response, the families of
Hrant Dink Foundation (Turkey)
The Hrant Dink Foundation was established in 2007 in Istanbul, following the assassination of Hrant Dink, the founder of the Turkish-Armenian weekly Agos newspaper. The Foundation defines the development of
Enab Baladi (Syria)
Enab Baladi is an independent Syrian nonprofit media organization. It was established in 2011 by a group of citizen journalists and activists from Daraya, a Syrian town in Damascus suburbs. The
