About Us
National Institution for Human Rights in Libya
Introduction
The National Institution for Human Rights in Libya is an independent, non-governmental body committed to protecting and promoting human rights across the country. With integrity, impartiality, and transparency, we document violations, support victims, and pursue justice without discrimination. Our mission is to strengthen freedoms, equality, and dignity by raising awareness, empowering communities, and advising on policies and legislation. We engage with national and international partners while preserving our full independence and neutrality. Through ethical funding, training, and advocacy, we foster a culture of human rights and uphold justice for all in Libya.
- We protect rights and expose violations.
- We stand with victims and demand accountability.
- We promote dignity, freedom, and equality for all.
- Independent, impartial, and committed to justice in Libya.
Who we are?
What is the NCHRL, and what does it do?
The National Committee for Human Rights in Libya (NCHRL), defends for human rights in Libya by monitoring, and auditing human rights violations, and by unveiling facts on a large scale. it put pressure on those in power to respect human and constitutional rights, and to uphold justice and by reaffirming the concept of the rule of law.
The National Commission for Human Rights in Libya Libya is civilian independent non governmental organization, established on September 25th 2013, working within the framework of a strong movement, aimed at protecting human dignity and advocate for human rights cause, and protecting human rights for all individuals without distinction.
The NCHRL staff?
As of today, the NCHRL staff is composed of 36 dedicated and unpaid volunteers scattered across 8 different Libyan cities, some of those volunteers leave their towns/cities to go and verify reports of incidents outside the boundaries of their location.
Our Team
Our Team & Volunteers
Walid Alhouderi
Reem Conway
