Human rights focus areas

At the High Commission for General Intervention (HCGI), we are committed to a comprehensive approach to human rights, recognizing their interdependence and universality. Our focus areas encompass:

1. Civil and Political Rights

We advocate for fundamental freedoms that allow individuals to participate fully in society:

Right to Life and Security: Protecting individuals from arbitrary deprivation of life and ensuring personal safety.

Freedom of Expression and Assembly: Upholding the rights to speak freely, access information, and gather peacefully.

Right to a Fair Trial: Ensuring justice through impartial and timely legal processes.

Freedom from Torture and Arbitrary Detention: Opposing all forms of inhumane treatment and unlawful imprisonment.

2. Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights

We strive to guarantee conditions necessary for individuals to live with dignity:

Right to Education: Promoting access to quality education for all, recognizing its role in empowering individuals.

Right to Health: Advocating for accessible and adequate healthcare services.

Right to Work and Fair Conditions: Supporting employment opportunities with just and favorable conditions.

Right to Adequate Housing: Ensuring safe and affordable housing as a basic necessity.

Right to Participate in Cultural Life: Encouraging the preservation and expression of cultural identities.

3. Rights of Vulnerable and Marginalized Groups

We focus on protecting those who are often at greater risk of rights violations:

Women and Girls: Combating gender-based violence and promoting equal opportunities.

Children: Safeguarding children's rights to protection, education, and development.

Indigenous Peoples: Respecting their rights to land, culture, and self-determination.

Persons with Disabilities: Advocating for inclusion and accessibility in all aspects of life.

LGBTQ+ Individuals: Fighting discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

4. Anti-Corruption and Good Governance

We believe that transparency and accountability are pillars of a just society:

Combating Corruption: Monitoring and reporting corrupt practices that undermine human rights.

Promoting Accountability: Holding authorities and institutions responsible for their actions.

Encouraging Civic Participation: Empowering citizens to engage in governance and decision-making processes.

5. Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution

We work towards resolving conflicts and fostering peaceful coexistence:

Mediation and Dialogue: Facilitating conversations between conflicting parties to find common ground.

Reconciliation Efforts: Supporting processes that heal divisions and build trust within communities.

Post-Conflict Recovery: Assisting in rebuilding societies affected by conflict, ensuring respect for human rights.