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Protecting Human Rights around the World

ORGANISATION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENCE

POLICING OF HUMAN RIGHTS

OADO was conferred an International Public Utility and received its Consultive Status to report and protect Human Rights within the Member States in July 2005 by the United Nations. OADO achieves Its global reach through acting as special liaison with Interpol, NATO and the International Police Association.

OADO has brought a relatively new concept to the International Law Enforcement Community and is the first of its kind to directly police Human Rights upholding the principles set out in the United Nations Universal Declaration on Human Rights as its template in observing, investigating, reporting and the enforcement of Human Rights around the world.

MISSION STATEMENT

The objectives of the Organization for Human Rights Defence are to investigate, report, educate and to police and teach communities to recognise and identify their fundamental Human Rights, and to bring those who abuse Human Rights to justice.

OADO will create Projects and Plans of Action for the prevention and rehabilitation of Human Rights abuse around the world.

who we are

OADO is an IGO (intergovernmental organization) that works autonomously and is politically independent, without any affiliation to political parties, religious groups, ethnic groups, or any other affinity.

OADO has been active since 1989 and has won its place in society, through its resolute defence of human rights, using dialogue and collaboration with international state public institutions to achieve this goal. OADO is an organization trusted by citizens all over the world as the organization that protects human rights.

who we are

OADO is an IGO (intergovernmental organization) that works autonomously and is politically independent, without any affiliation to political parties, religious groups, ethnic groups, or any other affinity.

OADO has been active since 1989 and has won its place in society, through its resolute defence of human rights, using dialogue and collaboration with international state public institutions to achieve this goal. OADO is an organization trusted by citizens all over the world as the organization that protects human rights.

who we are

OADO is an IGO (intergovernmental organization) that works autonomously and is politically independent, without any affiliation to political parties, religious groups, ethnic groups, or any other affinity.

OADO has been active since 1989 and has won its place in society, through its resolute defence of human rights, using dialogue and collaboration with international state public institutions to achieve this goal. OADO is an organization trusted by citizens all over the world as the organization that protects human rights.

what we do

The Organization for Human Rights Defence Objectives are as follows:

  • Investigate Human Rights Abuses and Misuse
  • Instigate action plan(s) to tackle the above
  • Formulate and support humanitarian projects on a local and national level
  • Provide consultative reports on our work to ECOSOC

PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT

  • Youth Safety (Custody / Arrest)

As part of the UN World Programme of Action for youth and ECOSOC’S Youth Engagement programme, HRDF we look at the social-economic and educational impact of young people’s environment and how that has shaped their entry into the criminal justice system plus we will provide the necessary support financially and through educational programmes that help them re-align themselves towards creating value in society.

  • Family Protection

One of the key elements in supporting the growth and development of our youth engagement projects will be the role of the family. HRDF will facilitate and support the needs of the family to help them support their young person to achieve their potential.

TRAINING

  • Courses
  • Certificates

what we do

The Organization for Human Rights Defence Objectives are as follows:

  • Investigate Human Rights Abuses and Misuse
  • Instigate action plan(s) to tackle the above
  • Formulate and support humanitarian projects on a local and national level
  • Provide consultative reports on our work to ECOSOC

PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT

  • Youth Safety (Custody / Arrest)

As part of the UN World Programme of Action for youth and ECOSOC’S Youth Engagement programme, HRDF we look at the social-economic and educational impact of young people’s environment and how that has shaped their entry into the criminal justice system plus we will provide the necessary support financially and through educational programmes that help them re-align themselves towards creating value in society.

  • Family Protection

One of the key elements in supporting the growth and development of our youth engagement projects will be the role of the family. HRDF will facilitate and support the needs of the family to help them support their young person to achieve their potential. 

TRAINING

  • Courses
  • Certificates

what we do

The Organization for Human Rights Defence Objectives are as follows:

  • Investigate Human Rights Abuses and Misuse
  • Instigate action plan(s) to tackle the above
  • Formulate and support humanitarian projects on a local and national level
  • Provide consultative reports on our work to ECOSOC

PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT

  • Youth Safety (Custody / Arrest)

As part of the UN World Programme of Action for youth and ECOSOC’S Youth Engagement programme, HRDF we look at the social-economic and educational impact of young people’s environment and how that has shaped their entry into the criminal justice system plus we will provide the necessary support financially and through educational programmes that help them re-align themselves towards creating value in society.

  • Family Protection

One of the key elements in supporting the growth and development of our youth engagement projects will be the role of the family. HRDF will facilitate and support the needs of the family to help them support their young person to achieve their potential. 

TRAINING

  • Courses
  • Certificates

what we do

The Organization for Human Rights Defence Objectives are as follows:

  • Investigate Human Rights Abuses and Misuse
  • Instigate action plan(s) to tackle the above
  • Formulate and support humanitarian projects on a local and national level
  • Provide consultative reports on our work to ECOSOC

PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT

  • Youth Safety (Custody / Arrest)

As part of the UN World Programme of Action for youth and ECOSOC’S Youth Engagement programme, HRDF we look at the social-economic and educational impact of young people’s environment and how that has shaped their entry into the criminal justice system plus we will provide the necessary support financially and through educational programmes that help them re-align themselves towards creating value in society.

  • Family Protection

One of the key elements in supporting the growth and development of our youth engagement projects will be the role of the family. HRDF will facilitate and support the needs of the family to help them support their young person to achieve their potential. 

TRAINING

  • Courses
  • Certificates

The Organization for Human Rights Defence is an IGO, enjoying consultive (special) status within the United Nations, ECOSOC and the Council of Europe. Having it’s centrally based headquarters in Romania and currently boasting 33 satellite offices situated around the world, OADO acts as special liaison to Interpol, N.A.T.O. Command, IPA and works in close proximity with other law enforcement and security agencies

Contact

Phone

(+44) 330 133 3977

Mail

Info@organizationforhumanrightsdefence.org

Address

London Office
(correspondence address)

Organizația pentru Apărarea Drepturilor Omului
Organization for Human Rights Defence - OADO
PO Box 79284
LONDON
EC1P 1QQ
United Kingdom

A member of the wider International Community of the United Nations, specialising in Humanitarian Law, Enforcement, and Policing Organisations, actively operating in the United Nations Member States.

Web: www.organizationforhumanrightsdefence.org

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Romania Headquarters
(principal address)

Strada Poiana Cu Aluni 2, Bucuresti

Web: oado.ro
Mail: oado_oado@yahoo.com

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