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SOCIAL INTERGRATION

We are all equally entitled to our human rights without discrimination. These rights are all interrelated, interdependent and indivisible.
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Our Priority

The projects within IRHRI to promote the social and economic inclusion of refugees and asylum seekers within the context of local-level reception; It does this through the provision of innovative tools that improve the linguistic, socio-professional and entrepreneurship competencies of these individuals and by stimulating their active participation in their new local communities.

The integration of people with a migrant background is a fundamental element of the past and future. Rapid, successful integration is essential in order to maximize the opportunities generated by the arrival of migrants, but many migrants in Europe face obstacles to this due to issues of (employment) discrimination and social exclusion.

Lobbying for an inclusive and considerate job sector economy; Mobilizing and engaging stores, factory and company owners to hire migrants

100K

Migrants Helped 

800

Volunteers Worldwide

$10M

Fund raised

The main issues addressed by this project are:

  • The obstacles and discriminatory behaviors faced by migrants in accessing the education system, the job market and adequate housing
  • The absence of targeted migrant support projects for their integration;
  • Migrants' often-limited knowledge of their host country language or their illiteracy
  • Difficulties in securing formal recognition for migrants' existing qualifications and skills
  • Lack of access to existing education systems;
  • Limited access to the labor market.

Therefore this project seeks to:

  • improve the linguistic competences of refugees and asylum seekers in order to promote their processes of socio-economic integration
  • increase the employability of migrants through the strengthening of socio-professional and entrepreneurship competences aimed at job placement, active job search and self-employment;
  • Develop the social and intercultural competences of migrants by stimulating their active participation in local communities through mutual understanding initiatives.


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About IRHRI

Our Story

IRHRI was formed by a group of Human Rights and Social Development activists in Spokane, Washington, in response to critical socio-economic and political challenges in Africa

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CASES WE HANDLE

ASYLUM

We help people who are afraid to return to their home countries because they have suffered harm and/or have a well-founded fear of future harm because of who they are. This may include harm that is based upon their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or some other characteristic about themselves that they cannot change, such as their sexuality.

Psycho-Social Counseling

We offer an individual, family, or group for the purpose of improving well-being, alleviating distress, and enhancing coping skills.

International Protection

Conflicts around the world have forced over 25 million people to flee their homelands due to persecution because of who they are or what they believe.IRHRI helps refugees and other vulnerable persons find safety, freedom and stability.

RESSETTLEMENT SERVICES

Resettlement is a viable option for less than one percent of the more than 70 million people worldwide who were forced to flee their homelands due to persecution based on their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, gender or sexual orientation.IRHRI is proud to partner with local Refugee Assistance Organizations throughout the world to assist the refugees.

Projects and Programs

As IRHRI, we have many projects coming up which require enough funding to hire experienced professionals in; Human Rights, International Refugee Protection, Integration and Legal Aid, Research and Analysis, Project Development and Implementation and Journalism among other fields.

Legal Advice

IRHRI offers expert legal advice on matters of international and national law, as well as the interface between the two. IRHRI’s experience covers a broad range of areas, including public international law, human rights law, humanitarian law (the law of armed conflict), treaty law, constitutional law, administrative law and criminal law. IRHRI has provided legal advice on matters such as anti-terror and terror-financing legislation, anti-corruption law, and responsible business conduct (corporate social responsibility).

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