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Contributions to this area are collected and transferred to the chosen partner organisation once a month, usually within the first five working days. Every payout appears in the impact report.

  • Legal aid in individual cases
  • Documenting human rights violations
  • Protection for survivors of violence
  • Press and free expression
  • Equality and participation

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Where the money goes

These are the organisations we checked for this area. Not picked by name recognition but by transparency: legal form, registered office, year founded, transparency credential and how funds were used in the last published annual report. Where something stood out to us, it is stated.

Amnesty International Deutschland e.V.

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Legal form
Registered association
Based in
Berlin
Founded
1961
Transparency
Transparent Civil Society Initiative
Use of funds
58 % human rights work (2025)

Amnesty takes no government money for its research work – which is precisely why it can criticise any government, including its own. That independence is funded by many small contributions. It costs more than a few large donors, and that is the point.

Example project

Briefe gegen das Vergessen · weltweit

The organisation’s oldest mechanism: named individual cases, named recipients, letters from around the world. Unspectacular and demonstrably effective – conditions change, cases are reopened, people are released.

What you should know

A share of 58 per cent for actual human rights work sounds low. For an organisation whose effect rests on membership numbers and public pressure, recruiting members is part of the work – but judge for yourself.

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Förderverein PRO ASYL e.V.

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Legal form
Registered association
Based in
Frankfurt am Main
Founded
1987
Transparency
Transparent Civil Society Initiative
Use of funds
seit 1987 of legal support in asylum proceedings

PRO ASYL works where human rights become concrete: inside the proceedings. Its legal aid fund pays for lawyers in individual cases where otherwise no one would object. Alongside that comes documentation of pushbacks at the EU’s external borders.

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Rechtshilfefonds · Deutschland und EU-Außengrenzen

Funding legal representation in asylum proceedings and challenges to unlawful pushbacks – where a single case decides an entire life.

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medica mondiale e.V.

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Legal form
Registered association
Based in
Köln
Founded
1993
Transparency
Transparent Civil Society Initiative
Use of funds
82,5 % project work (2025)

Founded in 1993 in the middle of the Bosnian war, medica mondiale still works exclusively with women and girls who have survived sexualised violence in war. The approach combines psychological care, legal support and economic independence – none of which works on its own.

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Afghanistan-Programm · Afghanistan

Continued support for Afghan partner organisations under Taliban rule – in conditions under which most international actors have left the country.

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Figures as of September 2026, taken from the organisations’ annual reports and transparency pages. Listing here is not a partnership and not an endorsement of us by the organisation – we state openly where this area’s contributions are meant to go.