The Danish Institute for Human Rights is an independent state-funded institution. 

We are Denmark’s national human rights institution. We are also a national equality body in relation to race and ethnicity and gender. We also have a special role in the disability area where we promote and monitor the implementation of the UN Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities.

In Denmark, we advise the government, the parliament, ministries and public authorities on human rights, among other things, when new legislation is suggested.

Internationally, we work with states, independent organizations and the corporate sector, enabling them to strengthen human rights in their respective countries.

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Louise Holck

Marie Engberg Helmstedt

Sille Stidsen

Sarah Forti

Rasmus Brygger

Pernille Boye Koch

Mette Thygesen

Marya Akhtar

Jakob Sheikh

Jacob Linderoth

Claus Larsen

Christelle Zafiryadis

Aske Johnny Cederfeld Lundsten

Ann Lisbeth Ingerslev

Anne Bunimowicz

The Human Rights and Equal Treatment Team at the Danish Institute for Human Rights is dedicated to promoting and ensuring equal treatment and non-discrimination across various sectors. The team advises the Danish government, parliament, and public authorities on human rights issues related to race, ethnicity, gender, and disability. They also engage internationally, collaborating with states, independent organizations, and businesses to enhance human rights practices in different regions.

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