The Assistance Desk of Reporters Without Borders (RSF)

Provides financial and administrative support: legal and medical fees; find safe refuge (safe relocation); asylum process support for journalists who are victims of reprisals because of their reporting.

Requests by individuals,
NGOs or media outlets for assistance should be sent to:

Reporters Without Borders
Assistance Desk
CS 90247
75083 Paris Cedex 02
France

For individual requests for assistance: assistance2@rsf.org or +33 1 4483 8466

Link: https://rsf.org/en/individual-support

Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM-ASIA)

Efficient assistance through temporary relocation; trial observation; other types of urgent assistance (such as medical support fees).

(Maximum grant is 5,000 EUR)

Information: https://www.forum-asia.org/?p=7302

Email: protection@forum-asia.org

Tel: +66(0)263-79-126 ext. no. 201

* The human rights defender applying for assistance should be endorsed by one of FORUM-ASIA’s member/partner organisations.

Freedom House & Front Line Defenders: Lifeline Assistance for Embattled Civil Society Organizations

Financial
assistance, including grants that address security, medical expenses, legal
representation, prison visits, trial monitoring, temporary relocation,
equipment replacement, and other urgently needed expenses

Information: https://www.csolifeline.org/emergency-assistance

To apply, contact: info@csolifeline.org

Freedom House: Emergency Assistance Programs

Legal defence; support the families of land rights activists arrested on spurious charges; help political prisoners suffering illness or injury to get medical treatment; assist anti-corruption groups in replacing confiscated computers and installing security cameras after their offices are raided; help youth activists relocate to safety when their lives are threatened

Contact:
emergency.assistance.inquiries@gmail.com

Columbia University: Alliance for Historical Dialogue and Accountability (AHDA) Fellowship Program

Opportunity to engage in training, networking, project work, and academic study in historical dialogue and related fields at Columbia University in New York City for the fall semester. The comprehensive fellowship program provides fellows with the opportunity to hone practical skills in fundraising, advocacy and leadership; to develop a deeper understanding of and engagement with the past; and to foster mutually beneficial relationships with their peers and with international and non-profit organizations based in New York and Washington, D.C.

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