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The Institute for Human Rights submits a report on its work in Greenland to the Greenlandic parliament, Inatsisartut.

In the annual report on the Institute’s international work, we present some of the many results we have contributed to in 2022.

The Danish Institute for Human Rights publishes its annual report to the Danish Parliament on the development of human rights in Denmark. The report provides an overview of progress and setbacks for human rights in the past year.

Lack of capacity, overcrowding and lack of prison officers in Danish prisons affect the inmates and their human rights. The Institute has examined the development of the penitentiary system.

In the report to Inatsisartut the Institute takes stock of the human rights work in Greenland 2019-2020.

The report fills the gap by showing how information and recommendations from human rights monitoring mechanisms can complement existing monitoring.

The Danish Institute for Human Rights recommends that children born by Danish parents in a 'forbidden area' continue to receive Danish citizenship.

This report by the Danish Institute for Human Rights contains information to the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women.

The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child has had a noticable, positive impact on the development of children's rights in Denmark.

This parallel report is submitted by the Institute for the 6th examination of Denmark by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.

The institute’s annual report to the Danish parliament offers an overview of the most important improvements and setbacks for human rights in Denmark.

In two legislative proposals, the government is proposing a reform of action against juvenile delinquency.

This report provides you with a status on human rights law and citizenship in 2018.

The institute’s annual report to the Danish parliament offers an overview of the most important improvements and setbacks for human rights in Denmark.

A study of legal certainty in the municipalities with a focus on human rights obligations and the citizen.

This publication provides an overview of the human rights situation in Denmark 2016-17.

The institute’s annual report to the Danish parliament offers an overview of the most important improvements and setbacks for human rights in Denmark.

This parallel report is submitted by DIHR for the fifth examination of the Kingdom of Denmark at the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child.

This publication provides an overview of the human rights situation in Denmark 2015-16.

The institute’s annual report to the Danish parliament offers an overview of the most important improvements and setbacks for human rights in Denmark.

On the combined 6th and 7th periodic report of Denmark concerning the CAT and other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.

This publication provides an overview of the human rights situation in Denmark 2014-15.

The institute’s annual report to the Danish parliament offers an overview of the most important improvements and setbacks for human rights in Denmark.

The endeavour to advance human rights internationally requires a complex interplay of engagements at different levels - the focus of this report.

Read the Institute for Human Rights Annual Report to the Danish Parliament 2013