Human Rights Violations Documentation and Advocacy training in Belgrade, Step Up! Project, April 2010

See pictures from the first training of the Step Up! project.

From 8-10th of April ILGA-Europe conducted a training on human rights monitoring and advocacy within the framework of our Step Up! project in the Western Balkans.

The training was conducted by an external trainer and two ILGA-Europe staff members and attended by 9 representatives of the project partner organisations from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia.

The goal of the training was to build the capacity of project partners to document human rights violations of LGBT people according to international standards and advocate effectively on LGBT issues on a national level.

During the training the participants have learned the main concepts, principles and methods of monitoring and documentation of human rights violations and different steps in advocacy planning. Furthermore, they were guided, through practical exercises, to develop monitoring and advocacy plans for their organizations.

Read about the Step Up! project here.


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