BIHR

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The British Institute of Human Rights is a charity which was originally established as The Human Rights Trust in March 1970. We were set up to educate the public on human rights, and to work towards securing the rights in the European Convention on Human Rights into UK law, making them accessible to people within the UK... For over 25 years BIHR has developed a unique place in the UK, providing practical and accessible human rights support for both people as rights-holders and their community groups, and for those bodies and officials who have legal duties to uphold rights. Through this we help make real the potential of our Human Rights Act to transform the relationship between people and power in their everyday lives... At BIHR, we use our Human Rights Act to secure social justice in what Eleanor Roosevelt called the "small places, close to home."

Also known as: British Institute of Human Rights, THE BRITISH INSTITUTE OF HUMAN RIGHTS

Registration numbers: 04978121 (CH), 1101575 (W), 4978121 (W)

Primary location: London United Kingdom