Overview
Membership in the African–US Organization for Diplomatic Relations and Human Rights (AUSDRHR) reflects a formal commitment to the principles of diplomacy, human rights protection, and international cooperation. Our membership system is designed in accordance with global standards practiced by:
- International NGOs
- Diplomatic institutions
- UN-accredited organizations
- Human rights monitoring bodies
- Members are considered partners in promoting global peace, justice, and humanitarian values.
Categories of Membership
Member Rights
Members are entitled to:
Access to official reports and publications
Participation in conferences and international events
Priority for training programs and diplomatic workshops
Access to policy briefings and research materials
Ability to request mission participation (subject to approval)
Voting rights (for eligible categories)
Member Responsibilities
Members must:
Uphold the organization’s charter and ethical principles
Maintain neutrality and respect for international law
Ensure accuracy and honesty in reporting
Respect confidentiality of sensitive information
Avoid conflicts of interest
Contribute to activities that serve human rights and diplomacy
All approved members receive
Membership Certification
Verification of Membership Certificate
Visitors can verify any membership certificate issued by the AUSDRHR through the official website.
Verification Process:
- Enter the Membership ID number.
- Enter the Certificate Serial Number.
- Complete the QR or security check.
- The system automatically displays:
- Member name
- Membership category
- Date of issuance
- Current status (Active / Suspended / Revoked)
- Certificate authenticity confirmation
- This system prevents document fraud and ensures full transparency.
Application Process
Personal or institutional information
Passport or ID copy (for identity validation)
Professional background
Motivation statement
Supporting documents (optional)
Fees & Contributions
Membership fees support:
Research missions
Humanitarian response programs
Diplomatic initiatives
Administrative and operational transparency
Training and capacity building
(Some categories may be exempt.)
Cancellation & Suspension
Membership may be suspended or revoked in cases of:
Ethical violations
Misrepresentation
Abuse of organizational affiliation
Breach of international standards
Legal misconduct relevant to human rights or diplomacy
A formal review process is conducted before any disciplinary action.
Open to advocates, researchers, diplomats, journalists, academics, and professionals who support the organization’s mission.