Danish Institute for Human Rights
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The Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR) is Denmark’s national human rights institution, established in 1987 and operating as an independent, state-funded body. Its core mission is to promote and protect human rights and ensure equal treatment both within Denmark and internationally. Domestically, DIHR advises the government, parliament, ministries, and public authorities on human rights matters, including during the drafting of new legislation. It conducts research and analysis on various human rights issues, such as the rights of stateless individuals, equal pay, and the impact of anti-terrorism laws, and implements projects aimed at promoting equal treatment and addressing discrimination.
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