what we do
We monitor human rights issues
CCHR provides human rights education and awareness through public campaigns, policy recommendations and legal advocacy.
Justice, Dignity & Integrity
Founded in 2006, the Caribbean Centre for Human Rights (CCHR) is a nonprofit, non-governmental organisation based in Trinidad and Tobago. Under the leadership of pioneers like Diana Mahabir- Wyatt, Dr. Carolyn Gomes, and Dr. Timothy Affonso, we work to ensure human rights are protected and upheld across the Caribbean.
Impact Report The Caribbean Centre for Human Rights 2024
The Caribbean Centre for Human Rights (CCHR) had made significant strides in
2024
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Free and equal citizens is what we stand for. We demand that the social issues are resolved at the government level.
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and equality. - Stay informed on urgent human rights issues
and campaigns. - Be part of the change—your voice amplifies our
impact.
From combating colonial-era laws to supporting displaced communities, We need to show our support. We are driven by our core values: equality, dignity, justice, protection, freedom, integrity, and collaboration.
Building Awareness, Changing Lives
Mission
Vision
News Flash
Breaking the Chains – The Fight for Justice Beyond Colonial Laws
CCHR Impact Report 2024
The Caribbean Centre for Human Rights Introduces In-House Strategic Litigation Services
CCHR has since evolved into a regional leader in human rights advocacy, with a team of experts driving impact in criminal justice reform, migrant and refugee protection, and constitutional law. We have provided legal aid to thousands, built partnerships with international bodies like the UNHCR, and actively pushed for the revision of outdated laws that perpetuate inequality and
injustice.