Overview
The Reports & Publications Division of the African–US Organization for Diplomatic Relations and Human Rights (AUSDRHR) produces credible, research-based, and professionally verified documents addressing diplomacy, human rights, peace, and global governance.
Our publications are designed to meet international standards used by:
- United Nations (UN)
- Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)
- International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
- African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights (ACHPR)
- Leading academic and policy institutions
- Each report undergoes a rigorous process of verification, independent review, and compliance with ethical research guidelines.
Types of Publications
D. Country Profiles
Country-by-country assessments of:
Human rights environments
Diplomatic relations
Political and legal context
Humanitarian conditions
C. Policy Papers & Strategic Briefings
Analyses directed to policymakers covering:
Diplomatic and geopolitical developments
Conflict trends
Governance and reform
Regional and international cooperation mechanisms
B. Human Rights Investigations
In-depth reports documenting:
Violations of international law
Patterns of abuse
Civilian protection concerns
Legal classifications (war crimes, crimes against humanity, etc.)
A. Annual Reports
Comprehensive yearly overviews covering:
Diplomatic engagements
Human rights findings
Organizational activities
Cooperation with governments and institutions
Financial and administrative transparency
G. Special Reports
Exclusive, high-level publications conducted with:
Expert panels
Regional partners
Academic institutions
These include deep analytical studies and long-form investigations.
F. Thematic Research Studies
Focus on major themes such as:
Migration and displacement
Gender equality
Social justice
Free expression and media rights
Rights of minorities
Transitional justice
E. Situation Updates
Fast-response briefs providing verified updates on:
Armed conflicts
Humanitarian crises
Legal and policy changes
Emerging threats to human rights
Methodology and Standards
Ethical Research Framework
Do-no-harm principles Protection of witnesses Confidentiality and secure data handling Non-political and neutral reporting
Evidence-Based Verification
Multi-source confirmation Digital verification (OSINT) Forensic assessment where applicable Legal analysis based on International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and International Human Rights Law (IHRL)
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Transparency & Accountability
Public accessibility of reports
Clear citation of data sources
Financial and operational transparency
Independent peer review
Compliance with the organization’s governance charter
Partnerships We collaborate with:
- UN agencies
- Academic research centers
- Civil society organizations
- Humanitarian institutions
- Regional human rights bodies
