Our Partners
Those closest to the problem are closest to the solution. Working hand-in-hand with community organizers, activists, and advocates, RFK Human Rights brings visibility to grassroots initiatives, providing resources and building public demand for reform where it’s needed most. We are privileged to partner with the bravest people on earth.
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Foundation for Press Freedom (FLIP)
Our collaboration reactivated the case of Guillermo Cano, a Colombian journalist brutally murdered by Pablo Escobar’s hit men, to secure reparations and nonrepetition measures from the state of Colombia.
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Freedom Now
Our collaboration with Freedom Now filed a petition to the U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention on behalf of Mohamed Al-Bambary, a Saharawi media activist and human rights defender.
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Fundación Derechos Vigentes
Our litigation before the IACHR in the case of Juliana Deguis Pierre et al. vs. Dominican Republic aims to combat discrimination and xenophobia towards Dominicans of Haitian descent, and would order the state to guarantee and restore national identity documents to the victims.
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Fundación Sigue Mis Pasos
Our collaboraton secured precautionary measures on behalf of C.M.T., a gay man at risk when detained in the oldest and most dangerous prison in the Dominican Republic.
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Generation Titans
Partnered with RFK Human Rights for the Titan Generator at SXSW in 2019.
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Gittis Legal Clinics
The Gittis Legal Clinics are Penn Carey Law’s teaching law firm, comprised of nine in-house clinics that offer students unique opportunities to develop essential lawyering skills and professional values.
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Global Citizen
Collaborates on advocacy campaigns and outreach efforts focusing on the Speak Truth to Power Video Contest.
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Global Justice Center
Together, we sued the Trump administration for creating and operating the State Department’s Commission on Unalienable Rights in violation of the Federal Advisory Committee Act.
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Global Rights Advocacy (GRA)
CCIJ utilizes coordination, advocacy, and legal services to fight for the liberation of immigrants in detention in California.
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Grammy Museum
Collaborates to promote music as a tool for change through the Speak Up, Sing Out! Music Contest.
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