CADHP83 : mettre un terme à la répression des défenseur·e·x·s des droits humains au Sahel

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Renforcer la protection des défenseur·e·x·s au moyen de lignes directrices diplomatiques

ISHR lance deux nouveaux outils interactifs visant à renforcer les initiatives diplomatiques en faveur des défenseur·e·x·s des droits humains : l’un s’adresse aux diplomates, l’autre aux défenseur·e·x·s.

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