Our History
Our History
Baraawe Human Rights Protection organization
By conducting research and documentation, the organization gained valuable insights into the human rights situation in southern Somalia, particularly in the Lower Shabele region. This information served as the foundation for advocacy efforts, policy recommendations, and awareness campaigns aimed at addressing the various human rights issues prevalent in the area. Through community engagement programs, legal aid services, and capacity building activities, the organization actively involved the local community in its work. By raising awareness about human rights and empowering individuals, families, and youth, the organization sought to create a society where every individual's rights are respected, upheld, and protected.
Our History
Advancing Human Rights in Southwest Somalia
The Baraawe Human Rights Protection organization's efforts have led to significant progress in promoting and protecting human rights in the Southwest State, specifically in the districts of Baraawe, Afgooye, and Wanlawayn. This demonstrates the organization's dedication and resilience in the face of challenges. As the organization continues its journey, it remains committed to promoting justice, equality, and dignity for all. By striving for universal respect and protection of human rights, the Baraawe Human Rights Protection organization plays a crucial role in creating a more inclusive and just society in Somalia.
Here are some additional details about the organization and its work
Advocacy and Awareness
Legal Support and Assistance
Capacity Building and Training
Collaboration and Partnerships
Monitoring and Reporting
Education and Outreach
Baraawe is a non-profit organization to supports people worldwide and keeps an eye on the future Support.