Making issues visible
Keeping human rights concerns in public view through clear and accessible content.
We share information, speak up for justice and build solidarity around human rights. Explore the issues, stories and activities that connect this work.
Our shared purpose
Understanding a human rights issue, sharing information and supporting a call for justice can all begin online. Digital activism connects these steps with peaceful solidarity.
Keeping human rights concerns in public view through clear and accessible content.
Explaining rights and legal processes in clear language, across languages.
Helping more people connect with calls for justice and peaceful solidarity activities.
Through the years
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2025: Connecting public concerns
Human-rights issues, fair-trial rights and legal processes received attention across different periods of the year.
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Posts beginning in December brought human rights, justice and freedom into a shared digital space.
Refugee protections, pushbacks, press freedom and prisoners’ rights became prominent subjects of digital advocacy.
Content addressed women’s and children’s rights, post-earthquake solidarity, sick prisoners and access to justice.
Information sharing and support continued around the rule of law and human rights.
Human-rights issues, fair-trial rights and legal processes received attention across different periods of the year.
Alongside activity on X, digital communication began on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn.
Steps taken together
Get to know the work connecting digital posts, human rights campaigns and solidarity gatherings.
The solidarity walk held in Copenhagen on 24 June 2026 supported the justice march in Strasbourg and aimed to make visible concerns being raised about law, justice and human rights in Turkey.
Read the storySolidarity actions held in Copenhagen on 20 and 25 June 2025 supported the justice march in Strasbourg and aimed to make visible concerns being raised about law, fair-trial rights and human rights in Turkey.
Read the storySocial media work from January to May 2023 focused on sick prisoners, prison rights, pushback and refoulement, women’s and children’s rights, post-earthquake humanitarian concerns, and legal-process issues.
Read the storyThe 2022 digital campaigns focused on increasing visibility around human rights issues including torture, pushback and refoulement, press freedom, prison rights, women’s and children’s rights, and the rule of law.
Read the storyThe International Women’s Day program brought together a press statement, a 32-photo exhibition, and a social media campaign focused on women’s and children’s rights. The exhibition reached more than 1,000 people and around 600 leaflets were distributed.
Read the storyThe years in posts
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2025 · Both accounts: 1,827 posts
Total posts
1,827
Original posts
164
Replies
15
Reposts
1,648
The total includes original posts, replies and reposts.
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Posts addressed legal and public debates around July 15 and December 17–25, grievances arising from dismissals by decree and broader human rights. Posting increased in April, May and December.
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English-language human-rights updates concerning Türkiye were prominent. Posting activity peaked in March.
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Totals include original posts, replies and reposts; dates are grouped using UTC. Hashtag counts show their frequency in original posts and reposts. The selected hashtags are not a ranking of all topics, and the busiest dates reflect posting frequency only. These figures do not measure reach, impact or a position in X trends. Posts before 11 July 2026 belong to work carried out before the association was founded.
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Posts on X began in 2021, with other social channels joining in 2026. Follow current work and share the human rights issues that matter to you.
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