Adaleh Center for Human Rights Studies

The Adaleh Center for Human Rights studies is currently one of the leading Jordanian human rights organizations Adaleh Center for Human Rights Studies, since it was established in 2003 has fully committed to its mission of enforcing human rights values in Jordan. The vision and objectives of Adaleh Center are parallel with the objectives of the international standards that this project attempts to achieve. Adaleh feels proud of its goal-oriented contributions aiming at creating a society that his citizens enjoy basic human rights and freedoms, free from violations against human rights and where values of dignity, equality, tolerance, and respect are spread, Adaleh annual budgets falls in between 300,000 – 700,000 USD. Adaleh has an extensive experience in working with the following:1) civil society organizations, community based organizations, youth and women organizations;2) the Authorities, including but not limited to,judges, law enforcement officers, the Ministry of Labor, and the Ministry of Political Development; 3)lawyers, law practitioners and human rights experts; 4) marginalized groups: migrant workers (especially female domestic workers) and refugees; 5)doctors, health workers and forensic doctors. Adaleh’s outstanding experience in the field of migrant protection in Jordan has been highlighted in the US Government Trafficking in Persons Report three different times in the past five years. Adaleh is also a member of the following regional networks: the Coordination of Action Research on AIDS and Mobility (CARAM Asia), World Coalition against Death Penalty, World Organization against Torture, and the Steering Committee of the International Coalition for the Criminal Court. Adaleh source of funding are: EU delegation in Jordan , British embassy - Catholic relief services , Netherland embassy.