Sudanese Human Rights Activists (SHRA) is an independent, non-governmental organization registered in Norway. The organization works to promote and protect human rights, with particular attention to Sudan and communities affected by human rights violations and humanitarian crises.
Our work is guided by the principles of independence, transparency, impartiality, and accountability. We believe that human rights belong equally to everyone, and that individuals and communities have the right to know and understand their rights, exercise them, and defend them without discrimination
What Defines Our Approach
Sudanese Human Rights Activists (SHRA) is an entirely volunteer-driven organization. We believe that sustainable human rights protection requires not only credible documentation and effective advocacy, but also community awareness and active engagement, solidarity, and sustained civic participation.
We seek to connect community experiences with research, evidence-based advocacy, and relevant human rights institutions and mechanisms. Through collaboration and network-building, we work to strengthen coordination among human rights actors and support collective efforts towards justice and accountability.
Our Work and Aspirations
Our activities include monitoring and documenting human rights violations, conducting research, raising awareness, advocacy, community empowerment, and supporting relevant humanitarian and community-led initiatives.
We aspire to strengthen a credible and sustainable human rights platform that supports human rights defenders, amplifies the voices of affected communities, encourages volunteerism, and supports collective efforts to advance human rights, peace, and justice.
Learn More About Our Organization
To learn more about our organization, its values, strategic direction, and activities, please explore the following pages:
