International Human Rights Fact-Finding Guidelines

- Formulation (coming soon)

Listed below are those who have endorsed the guidelines. If you would like to offer your endorsement, please fill in this form.

Name	Organisation	Email	Comments
Mr Undule Mwakasungula	Center for Human Rights and Rehabilitation (CHRR)	undule@sdnp.org.mw	These guidelines are so useful to my work in human rights protection. This is a wonderful document and will really add value to my work.
Ms Edeliza Hernandez	Medical Action Group	maghhr@tri-isys.com	The guidelines provide useful information. We will conduct discussions on this and review our work in relation. Thank you.
Mr Pranoto Iskandar	The Institute for Migrant Rights	pranotoi@imr.or.id	I should have included this important document in the next edition of my book.
Ms Bidhya Chapagain	Informal Sector Service Center (INSEC)	bidhya@insec.org.np	As we are working on human rights monitoring through fact finding missions in Nepal, we believe this guidelines would be very much useful for us while conducting such missions.
Prof Robert McCorquodale	British Institute of International and Comparative Law	r.mccorquodale@biicl.org	These Guidelines should become best practice standards for all relevant human rights fact-finding missions.
Ms Jane Winter	British Irish RIGHTS WATCH	jane.winter@birw.org	These guidlines are a very useful tool for every NGO. Congratulations to all those who helped to formulate them!
Ms Tolekan Ismailova	Human Rights Centre "Citizens against corruption", KGZ	office@anticorruption.kg	Thank you for your great job. We will use it in our daily work in KGZ. We will translate it in Russian and Kyrgyz languages.