Who are we?
The Moldovan Institute for Human Rights (IDOM) is an independent, non-profit organization from the Republic of Moldova, which was founded in 2007 by a group of human rights experts. The major aim of IDOM is to contribute to raising awareness, promoting and protecting rights and liberties guaranteed by the national and international legal frameworks.
The mission of the organization is to promote democratic changes and to contribute towards attaining international human rights standards by offering premises and tools for legal and institutional reforms for the well-being of each individual and the society at large.
what do we do?
We capacitate specific groups – providers and beneficiaries of public services – to apply human rights standards in specific areas.
We participate in drafting and assessing human rights policies and legal framework.
We carry out advocacy and information campaigns.
We take human rights violations to national and international courts of law.
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OUR 10TH ANNIVERSARY
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IDOM PRESS RELEASE 7th November 2023
The Institute for Human Rights in Moldova (IDOM) presented today, at a press conference at Info-Prim Neo, preliminary findings regarding ...
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TWENTY-FIVE people have shared their experience and models of integrating people with disabilities into the labor market in order to promote equal employment opportunities
Representatives of ANOFM territorial subdivisions from the central areas of the Republic (Chisinau, Calarasi, Criuleni, Ialoveni, Nisporeni, Orhei, Straseni, Ungheni, ...
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Representatives of IDOM discussed with the police personnel of IP Soroca about the detention of individuals with mental health problems and their placement/detention in places of deprivation of liberty
In accordance with the Cooperation Agreement between the General Police Inspectorate and the Institute for Human Rights of Moldova, and ...
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IDOM organized a focus group at the Police Inspectorate in Orhei
In accordance with the Cooperation Agreement between the General Police Inspectorate and the Institute for Human Rights of Moldova, and ...
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IDOM organized a focus group in Hincesti with the police personnel responsible for detaining individuals with mental health issues and placing/holding them in detention facilities
According to the Collaboration Agreement between the General Police Inspectorate and the Institute for Human Rights of Moldova, and thanks ...
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