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What are National Human Rights Institutions?
National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) are state-mandated bodies, independent of government, with a broad constitutional or legal mandate to promote and protect human rights at the national level.
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ENNHRI launches 2026 report on the state of the rule of law in Europe
NHRIs have again shined a light on their national rule of law situations. Their reports and ENNHRI’s regional overview examine key trends and challenges. They also recommend how policymakers can advance the rule of law.
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NHRI Academy 2026: Empowering human right narratives in a shifting information landscape
The NHRI Academy 2026, co-organised by ENNHRI and ODIHR, gathered over 25 NHRI representatives on 1–5 June 2026 in Zagreb. They looked at tackling challenges such as disinformation, anti-rights narratives, the impact of AI, and growing polarisation.
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Strengthening NHRIs’ key role in applying the EU Charter and beyond: the 2026 Charter report is a unique opportunity
ENNHRI's submission outlines how to strengthen their key roles in applying the Charter and core EU values.
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Discover ENNHRI’s 2026 Regranting Programme
Building on the positive results of the projects launched in 2023 and 2025, ENNHRI has recently launched its third regranting programme. The 2026 edition features nine new projects funded under the 2025 Citizens, Equality, Rights and Value Programme (CERV) for EU Member States.
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Find out what diverse voices from the European human rights community have to say.



