Hungarian Civil Liberties Union

Org #12656
Vetted since 2012
1994
year founded
$39,125
raised on GlobalGiving
11
years fundraising
0
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (HCLU) is a non-profit human rights watchdog NGO established in Budapest, Hungary in 1994. The HCLU operates independently of political parties, the state or any of its institutions. Its aim is to promote the case of fundamental rights and principles laid down by the Constitution of the Republic of Hungary and by international conventions. Generally it has the goal of building and strengthening the civil society and rule of law in Hungary and the CEE region. The HCLU strives to educate citizens about their basic human rights and freedoms, and takes stand against undue interference and misuse of power by those in positions of authority. Its main activities... read more

Projects (0)

Project Leaders
Team
Stefania Kapronczay, Mate Szabo, Tivadar Huttl, Borbala Fernezelyi, Judit Zeller, Ilona Boros, Dalma Dojcsak, Emese Pasztor, Zoltan Bognar, Szabolcs Hegyi, Attila Szabo
Organization Information
Tatra utca 15/b
Budapest, Budapest 1136
Hungary
+36-1-209-0046
Organization Information
Tatra utca 15/b
Budapest, Budapest 1136
Hungary
+36-1-209-0046

Project Reports

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New Year - Renewed Drugreporter!

By Peter Sarosi | Executive Director, Rights Reporter Foundation

Dear Drugreporter Supporter, The new year has brought significant and positive changes in the life of Drugreporter: having originated with the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (HCLU, we are continuing... Read the full report ›

Video Reports from the Harm Reduction Conference

By Peter Sarosi | Drug Policy Program Director

Dear Supporter, if you could not attend the International Harm Reduction Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, don't worry: the Drugreporter video advocacy team was there to film the event. We were... Read the full report ›

Room for Change campaign

By Peter Sarosi | Drug Policy Program Director

Drugreporter, in cooperation with seven other NGOs, proudly presents the new international campaign Room for Change—because we need to change the way we respond to urban drug problems.   In... Read the full report ›
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