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Humanistische Union
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenAssociationHuman RightsDigital Rights
Impact2Sustainability Goals
Employees2 - 10
About Humanistische Union
The Humanistische Union is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and strengthening fundamental rights and civil liberties in Germany. As a registered association, NGO, and think tank, it advocates for humanistic values and democratic principles. Its work involves critically examining issues such as data protection, artificial intelligence, freedom of the press, and the rule of law. The organization publishes expert opinions, the "Grundrechte-Report," and the magazine "vorgänge" to scrutinize government actions and promote reforms. It is committed to peace, justice, and reducing inequalities.
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Sustainability Goals
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Strengthening Civil Rights and Rule of Law
The Humanistische Union safeguards fundamental rights and liberties by scrutinizing legislative proposals, pursuing legal actions, and awarding the Fritz-Bauer-Preis for civil courage.
Promoting Institutional Transparency and Accountability
The organization monitors government actions and publishes critical analyses in publications like the 'Grundrechte-Report' to foster adherence to democratic principles and accountability.
Reduced Inequalities
Advocating for Equal Rights and Non-Discrimination
The Humanistische Union defends fundamental human rights for all, opposing laws that expand digital surveillance powers or endanger sensitive health data, ensuring fairness and equal treatment.
Promoting Democratic Participation and Principles
Through critical engagement with legal policy and fostering public discourse, the organization advocates for an inclusive society where all voices are heard and protected.
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Q1What is the core mission of the Humanistische Union?
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The Humanistische Union is dedicated to protecting and strengthening fundamental rights and civil liberties in Germany. Its mission is to advocate for humanistic values and democratic principles, focusing on critical issues such as data protection, democratization, peace, internal security, artificial intelligence, freedom of the press and speech, and legal and social policy.
Q2What are the organization's main activities and initiatives?
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The organization publishes expert opinions and statements on legislative proposals, pursues lawsuits, organizes events, and fosters working groups. Key initiatives include awarding the Fritz-Bauer-Preis, a civil rights award, and offering a first-year free membership for pupils, trainees, and students starting in 2026.
Q3What publications and media does the Humanistische Union offer?
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The Humanistische Union regularly publishes the "Grundrechte-Report," the magazine "vorgänge," and "Mitteilungen." Additionally, it produces the podcast "Bürgerrechte aktuell" to critically examine government actions and advocate for reforms.
Q4How large is the Humanistische Union and where is it headquartered?
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The Humanistische Union is an organization with 2 to 10 employees, 4 of whom are listed on LinkedIn. Its headquarters are located in Berlin, Germany, and it also maintains regional groups.
Q5Which Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does the Humanistische Union primarily address?
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The Humanistische Union primarily addresses SDG 16 "Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions" by advocating for fundamental rights and democratic principles. Secondarily, it contributes to SDG 10 "Reduced Inequalities."
