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==Category tree==
All of the categories form a hierarchy, although sub-categories may be a member of more than one category. An example of a small part of this hierarchical structure looks somewhat like this:
The International Human Rights Association Network is guided by the following core principles:
Human rights are interdependent and universal
Human rights include civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights
Human rights are protected through building social movements
Human rights movements must ensure leadership by those directly affected
Human rights advocacy must always respect the diversity within communities
Human rights organizations must be financially responsible and accountable
The goals of the International Human Rights Association Network are four-fold:
To increase the visibility for the IHRA movement
To build the capacity of IHRA groups to carry out their work
To strengthen links between IHRA activists and movements across issues and sectors of work
To link IHRA activists with the global human rights movement
To meet these goals the Network will establish itself as a coordinating center for organizations developing pro-active human rights alternatives to existing policies, structures, and strategies.
As a coordinating center, the Network will:
Support collaborative efforts by human rights groups
Develop and disseminate tangible models for the practical application of the human rights framework domestically
Promote capacity building and information sharing among member organizations.
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