The Human Rights Organization is a non-governmental organization and an independent global community based on aid, grants from individuals and private organizations. Its mission is to monitor the respect of States, organizations and institutions for human rights throughout the world.

The organization was founded in 1978. It was a group of small organizations that arose in the countries of the Soviet Union to monitor the implementation of the provisions and laws relating to human rights, which was called the Helsinki Convention Monitoring Committee. Later, the organization's committees were established in other regions such as North America and South America.The organization's branches spread to larger regions of the world, all united in what is known as the Organization for the Protection of Human Rights in 1988.

In December 1984, the United Nations launched the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which provides for a set of rights, we are going to mention some of them:
- Individuals equality in dignity, freedoms and rights
- Equality before the law and access to protection without discrimination or distinction.
- The right of travelling, departure and return to the country, as well as the right to choose the place of residence.
- Freedom of belief, thought and religion, as well as the right to change religion and to practice rites individually or collectively.
- Citizens' equal rights to hold public office.
- Free education right at the basic stage and to be admitted to university education on the basis of equality and efficiency
- The children right of social protection, whether they are legitimate or illegitimate children.