Activities

Under the auspices of the National Security Advisor and in coordination with the Al-Tameiuz Center, Ufuq Organization for Human Development, in partnership with KAPNI and the World Council of Churches, organized a series of events concurrent with the International Day of Tolerance and Coexistence, which was officially adopted by the Iraqi government last year. The

On Wednesday, Ufuq Organization for Human Development, and its partners from the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) held a meeting with the Iraqi Parliament’s Human Rights Committee and Culture and Media Committee, along with their members. The meeting was attended by Ufuq’s President, Ali Bakht, Ufuq’s Executive Director, Mr. Wissam Ibrahim Anber, ICNL’s Regional

Ufuq Development Organization, in collaboration with the University of Technology, organized a dialogue symposium on the role of civil society organizations in developing academic performance in Iraq. The symposium was attended by a number of experts in civil society, education, and human rights in Iraq, where the focus was on reviewing the role of non-governmental

Iraq’s human development organization “Ufuq” has proudly announced the release of its achievement in 2022, the “Iraqi Teacher’s Guide to Citizenship Based on Cultural Diversity and Human Rights.” This guide was developed in collaboration with the “Kapni” foundation, the World Council of Churches, and with active contributions from educational experts, the Human Rights Commission in

Ufuq Organization, with the support of the Norwegian People’s Aid organization, held a press conference to present the annual report published by the Alliance of Iraqi Minorities Network (AIM) on the situation of minorities in Iraq for the year 2022. The conference was attended by media representatives and activists and served as an opportunity to

Ufuq Organization for Human Development recently participated in a conference titled “The Role of the Iraqi Media in Anti-Terrorism and Supporting the Rights of the Victims of Terrorism Inconsistent with Human Rights Standards.” The conference was organized by the National Security Adviser in cooperation with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and

On December 4th-6th, 2022, the dialogue conference organized by the Capni Organization in partnership with the Ufuq Organization for Human Development and the World Council of Churches came to a close. The conference focused on the concept of citizenship through legislation, curricula, and media. During the conference, various outputs and recommendations were identified as a

Our organization held a dialogue session on the right to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression in Iraq, in partnership with the International Center for Non-Profit Law ICNL and with an important contribution from the High Commission for Human Rights in Iraq. During the session, we assessed the current situation surrounding the legislation. We reviewed

Long-term stability in Iraq requires increased government capacity in migration management. To further address gaps in the legislative framework for migrants, IOM Iraq conducted a series of training trainers (TOT) in collaboration with the Ufuq Organization for Human Development sessions for Iraqi officials. The officials that participated in the TOT delivered legislation-oriented training to their counterparts