Facta est Lux – Human Rights Institute conducts its activities through interdisciplinary expert groups composed of academics and practitioners. Its work is grounded in international human rights law and informed by both theoretical and practical experience across diverse thematic areas.
Training and Capacity-Building
Design and delivery of high-quality, custom-tailored training programmes, workshops, and learning modules adapted to the needs of different stakeholders.
Dialogue and Facilitation
Creation of safe and inclusive spaces for structured human rights-based dialogue, including interreligious, intercultural, and inter-convictional formats.
Monitoring, Research and Analysis
Monitoring of democracy progress, human rights, and the rule of law, drawing on frameworks of the EU, United Nations, OSCE, Council of Europe, G20 and other international organisations.
Advocacy and Policy Engagement
Advocacy for individuals and communities, and engagement with international and regional institutions to promote rights-based policies and practices.
Communication and Knowledge Sharing
Dissemination of findings and outputs through books, reports, policy papers, journals, magazines, digital content, and innovative communication tools.
All activities under the Working Programme are guided by the following cross-cutting principles:
- Human rights-based approach
- Equality and non-discrimination
- Participation and inclusiveness
- Independence and integrity
- Evidence-based analysis
- Sustainability and long-term impact