Natalia Project is the world’s first security alarm system for human rights defenders at risk.
Those at high risk of kidnapping wear the Natalia Project alarm. In the case of an attack, the alarm is activated and a distress signal goes off. The alarm is activated when a human rights defender ...
Human rights defenders who work to promote and protect human rights in their communities across the world are often threatened and attacked to stay silent. To meet the growing need of protection for h...
Since the launch in 2013, Natalia Project – the world’s first assault alarm and positioning system for human rights defenders at risk – has grown significantly. Today, the project includes more than 1...
Q: Can the Natalia Project alarm device be traced? A: The alarm device operates over GSM networks and therefore its possible to extract some information. However, this is also the case with a regular ...
Human rights defenders who work to promote and protect human rights in their communities across the world are often threatened and attacked to stay silent. Ugandan LGBTI activist Frank Mugisha has exp...
As of today, Rajmonda Sylbije is participating in Natalia Project. Rajmonda is the Executive Director of the Centre for Equality and Liberty in Kosovo (CEL Kosova). Within CEL Kosova, Rajmonda’s work ...
Civil Rights Defenders is proud to welcome its first Macedonian participant to the Natalia Project: Bekim Asani, President of LGBT United Tetovo. Bekim Asani is one of Macedonia’s most profiled LGBT a...
The second person from Montenegro to be included in Natalia Project will be Stevan Milivojevic who is the Executive Director of LGBT Forum Progress, the first LGBT organisation in Montenegro. He is on...
Vanja Ćalović, head of the organisation MANS that works on corruption issues in Montenegro, is the latest person to be included in the Natalia Project security system. In a culture where bribery is th...