HRDAG (Human Rights Data Analysis Group) is a non-profit and non-partisan organization that applies rigorous science to analyze human rights violations worldwide. They are committed to upholding human rights and supporting the protections established in international human rights treaties and instruments, such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. With a rich history dating back to 1991, HRDAG has collaborated with various human rights groups across the globe.

They work as scientists, providing unbiased and accurate analysis of data collected by their partners. Using rigorous quantitative reasoning, they identify patterns of violence and even make statistical estimates of events not included in the data. HRDAG's ultimate goal is to promote accountability for human rights violations.

They believe that truth leads to accountability, and through their scientific analysis, they aim to equip human rights advocates with evidence-based arguments. Their work complements other human rights approaches and contributes to a more comprehensive understanding of past atrocities. HRDAG has collaborated with truth commissions, international criminal tribunals, United Nations missions, and non-governmental human rights organizations on five continents.

They provide technical expertise, help raise funds, and issue non-partisan scientific reports that focus on the statistical aspects of their analysis. To support HRDAG's valuable work, you can donate through their website. Stay informed about their projects by subscribing to their updates.

HRDAG's efforts play a crucial role in bringing justice and accountability to those impacted by human rights violations