The International News Agency for Human Rights (INHR) is an independent human rights media and awareness organization registered in Lebanon and operating internationally. Its work combines human rights reporting, public education, advocacy, and cooperation with academic institutions and international partners.
Women’s Affairs
INHR’s work on women’s rights focuses on:
Promoting gender equality and non-discrimination.
Raising awareness of women’s human rights through conferences, seminars, and media campaigns.
Supporting initiatives addressing violence against women, women’s participation in public life, and equal opportunities.
Highlighting the role of women in peacebuilding, sustainable development, and humanitarian action.
Cooperating with goodwill ambassadors and humanitarian representatives to expand outreach on women’s rights and community development.
Family Affairs
The Agency promotes:
Protection of the family as the fundamental unit of society.
Awareness of family rights and responsibilities under international human rights standards.
Educational activities encouraging social cohesion, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence.
Cooperation with universities and civil society to strengthen family awareness through academic and public programs.
Children’s Affairs
INHR supports children’s rights by:
Promoting the principles of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Raising awareness about children’s rights to education, protection, health, and dignity.
Supporting educational initiatives that introduce young people to human rights and the United Nations system.
Reporting on issues affecting children, including humanitarian crises, education, and protection concerns.
Main Activities
The Agency advances these objectives through:
Human rights journalism and investigative reporting.
International conferences and seminars.
Human rights education and training.
Academic cooperation with universities.
Awareness campaigns linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those relating to gender equality, quality education, and reduced inequalities.
Partnerships with the International Human Rights Council and other international stakeholders.
Overall, INHR seeks to strengthen respect for the rights of women, children, and families through responsible media, education, advocacy, and international cooperation, while encouraging dialogue and the implementation of international human rights principles.