Who we are
Who Is Global Human Rights League
A message from our president
Two Decades of Commitment: Global Human Rights League in the Fight for Freedom
Eva Sara Landau
President ad honorem
April 16, 2021
Over the past two decades, we have devoted tireless efforts to the cause of freedom. Along this journey, we have had the privilege of meeting extraordinary individuals who have never given up their pursuit of peace through justice. As a team, we continue to confront abusive governments, denouncing human rights violations and the lack of justice, freedoms, and democracy. At the convergence of these harmful elements arise corruption, terrorism, and drug trafficking.
The current challenge is even more daunting: we face the task of confronting those who have violated the constitutional order of Bolivians, as demonstrated by the fraud of 2020, committed by dictator Luis Arce and Choquehuanca, an individual who is deeply racist and professes hatred toward "white mestizos." We also confront the Castro dynasty's dictatorship in Cuba, the oppression in Nicaragua, and the arduous task of fully liberating Venezuela.
This challenging landscape is the reason we organized and created the Global Human Rights League.
As a team, we are clear that communism stands as the enemy of freedom, presenting itself as 21st Century Socialism, embodied in the Foro de São Paulo's Puebla Group and other transnational organizations of a criminal nature.
Today, as the Global Human Rights League, we reaffirm our commitment to continue fighting for the respect of the fundamental rights of every individual.
“There is no difference between communism and socialism, except in the manner of arriving at the same ultimate goal: communism proposes to enslave men by force, socialism by vote. It is the difference between murder and suicide.”
— Ayn Rand
Who Is Global Human Rights League
Global Human Rights League: defending, promoting, and teaching human rights worldwide.
Welcome to the Global Human Rights League, a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to defending, promoting, and teaching human rights around the world. Composed of individuals with significant experience in human rights advocacy, experts in international law, and dedicated professionals, our league has come together to address violations of the rule of law, democracy, and fundamental freedoms.
History and Commitment
Since 2006, our founder has led tireless efforts in the defense of human rights. The creation of the Global Human Rights League marks a milestone in consolidating efforts to address the lack of freedoms and authoritarianism in affected countries. Our commitment is clear: to join forces to be more effective and to gather crucial information.
Ethical Principles
We are founded on unshakable ethical principles. We hold that every person is born free, endowed with rights that no government grants and no government may rightfully take away: life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and the dignity that belongs to each individual by nature. Governments exist to secure these rights, and they derive their just powers only from the consent of the governed. When power is used to imprison, persecute or silence citizens for their beliefs, that consent has been betrayed and the record must be made public.
Our work is therefore impartial in method and unflinching in purpose. We report on violations of fundamental rights truthfully and publicly, using every legitimate means available, and we bring our findings to every organization and government essential to the defense of the individual. We answer to no party, no faction and no ideology, only to the truth of the facts and to the principle that the rights of one person are the rights of all.
Mission
The Global Human Rights League conducts in-depth investigations, exposes facts, and closely monitors the actions of those in power. We become critical observers and, when abuses are detected, we apply pressure to ensure respect for the rights, freedoms, and dignity of individuals.
Core values
- Commitment — We defend human rights based on international law, national laws, and common sense.
- Independence — We remain non-partisan and free of influences that could compromise our objectivity.
- Impartiality — We seek the truth impartially, listening to all affected parties in order to reach ethical conclusions.
- Dedication — We work with dedication to achieve positive results in the defense of human rights.
- Respect — We show respect for every individual who has suffered abuses or violations of their fundamental rights.
- Collaboration — We collaborate with civil society, activists, and movements to maximize results and strengthen the defense of rights, freedoms, and democracies.
Thank you for joining us in this vital mission to ensure a world where human rights are respected and protected for everyone. Together, we can make a difference.