(EYHR-Net) is a youth Human Rights organisation that unites young people of different sex, age, nationality, race, religion, sexual orientation etc., to work for human rights understanding and protection in Latvia and in Europe.

EYHR-Net was founded on the 31st July 2003.
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(EYHR-Net) is a youth Human Rights organisation that unites young people of different sex, age, nationality, race, religion, sexual orientation etc., to work for human rights understanding and protection in Latvia and in Europe.

EYHR-Net was founded on the 31st July 2003.

The Aim of EYHR-Net is to contribute observation of general Human Rights in society, mostly among the young people. Contribute democracy and tolerance, appeal and motivate young people on co-operation for creation democratic and safe Europe, where observing the Human Rights is a fundamental value.
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Goals of the organisation:
To represent and to protect youth interests and rights in terms of education, social rights etc.;
To organise information and education campaigns for young people;
To work in conjunction with the Latvian government, the Council of Europe, the...
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Goals of the organisation:
To represent and to protect youth interests and rights in terms of education, social rights etc.;
To organise information and education campaigns for young people;
To work in conjunction with the Latvian government, the Council of Europe, the United Nations and the European Union decision-making processes, as well as to send delegates to associated meetings and events to represent and to protect the interests of EYHR-Net.
EYHR-NET MAINLY WORK FOR CO-OPERATION!

In the Acton plan of EYHR-Net 2003 - 2004 there are four main clearly identified priorities:
Projects to fight against intolerance among the young people;
Campaigns about LGBT (Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) issues and rights;
Campaigns on the young women's rights;
Campaigns concerning youth and closed institutions (prisons, mental hospitals, refugee camps)
Campaigns concerning environmental rights.
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