International Federation for Human Rights

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Overview

Lobbying Costs

150,000€

Financial year: Jan 2017 - Dec 2017

Lobbyists (Full time equivalent)

4 Fte (6)

Lobbyists with EP accreditation

6

High-level Commission meetings

27

Lobbying Costs over the years

  • Info

    International Federation for Human Rights   (FIDH)

    EU Transparency Register

    97628146980-33 First registered on 20 Oct 2011

    Goals / Remit

    To embody a world movement for Human Rights
    FIDH, through its legitimacy, its experience, its methods and its credibility, has a unique role to play in contributing to their realisation.
    Since 2009, FIDH has singled out certain areas of prime concern, for which it has determined action priorities:
    Freedom and capacity to act of human rights defenders.
    Universality of rights, in particular those of women and migrants, whose - inequitable treatment constitutes a major obstacle for the progress of mankind.
    Effectiveness of Human Rights, to put an end to the impunity of authors of violations, who are not called to account, be they individuals, States or business enterprises.
    Respect for Human Rights and the Rule of Law in times of conflict, emergency or political transition.
    A mandate: The protection of all rights
    FIDH is an international NGO defending all civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It acts in the legal and political field for the creation and reinforcement of international instruments for the protection of Human Rights and for their implementation.
    An ethic: Independence and Objectivity
    FIDH is a non-partisan, non-religious, apolitical and non-profit organisation, and in France, where it is based, it has public interest status (reconnue d’utilité publique). Its independence and objectivity are the very foundation of its credibility.
    An organisation to serve its members
    FIDH is a federalist movement that acts through and for its national member and partner organisations. This principle of governance shapes its decision-making processes, its mode of action and the way it operates. It is what makes FIDH truly representative of its member and partner organisations and gives it legitimacy. By remaining in permanent interaction with local civil societies, FIDH can rapidly identify local obstacles to the work of defenders and take the necessary steps to mobilise support for them.
    Well-tried expertise
    FIDH deploys a large range of actions that have proved to be effective: urgent reactions, both public and confidential; international fact-finding, trial observation and defence missions; and, political dialogue, advocacy, litigation and public awareness campaigns.
    FIDH acts through a network of international experts (chargés de mission) who give their time on a voluntary basis, at the same time fostering exchanges of experience among defenders worldwide in order to encourage mutual sharing of know-how.
    FIDH constantly evaluates its activities in order to increase its effectiveness and to adjust its short, medium or long-term objectives as necessary.
    Three levels of action
    FIDH considers that transforming society is primarily a matter for local actors. Its activities aim to reinforce their capacity to act and increase their influence in local matters. It acts at national, regional, and international levels to support of its member and partner organisations in countering Human Rights violations and in consolidating democratisation. FIDH’s actions are directed towards States and other actors that exercise power, such as armed opposition groups and multinational enterprises.
    The main beneficiaries are national Human Rights member organisations, and through them the victims of Human Rights violations. FIDH has also broadened its field of action to encompass local partner organisations, and has developed alliances with other actors working for change.

    Main EU files targeted

    Human rights, external relations, fundamental rights in the EU, budget, grants and tenders, security, defence, migration, trade and investment, development, justice and home affairs, institutional development.

    Address

    Head Office
    Passage de la Main d'Or, 17
    Paris 75011
    FRANCE
    EU Office
    Rue de la Linière 11
    Brussels 1060
    BELGIUM
  • People

    Total lobbyists declared

    6

    Employment timeLobbyists
    100%3
    50%1
    25%2

    Lobbyists (Full time equivalent)

    4

    Lobbyists with EP accreditation

    All Lobbyists with EP accreditation over time

    6 accreditations were / are live (in bold) for the selected state of 09 Apr 2019

    Name Start date End Date
    Mr Peter SENNEKAMP 13 Mar 2024 12 Mar 2025
    Ms ELENA CRESPI 20 Sep 2023 19 Sep 2024
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 20 Sep 2023 19 Sep 2024
    Ms Jimena Reyes 20 Sep 2023 19 Sep 2024
    Ms Catherine Anne ABSALOM 20 Sep 2023 19 Sep 2024
    Ms Nawel ERRAJI 01 Jun 2023 31 May 2024
    Ms Juliette ROUSSELOT 01 Jun 2023 31 May 2024
    Ms Gisela CASTRO ISERN 30 Sep 2022 30 Sep 2023
    Ms ELENA CRESPI 30 Sep 2022 20 Sep 2023
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 30 Sep 2022 20 Sep 2023
    Ms Jimena Reyes 30 Sep 2022 20 Sep 2023
    Ms Catherine Anne ABSALOM 30 Sep 2022 20 Sep 2023
    Ms Catherine Anne ABSALOM 28 Sep 2021 28 Sep 2022
    Ms Gisela CASTRO ISERN 28 Sep 2021 28 Sep 2022
    Ms ELENA CRESPI 28 Sep 2021 28 Sep 2022
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 28 Sep 2021 28 Sep 2022
    Ms Jimena Reyes 28 Sep 2021 28 Sep 2022
    Ms Catherine Absalom 28 Sep 2021 24 Feb 2022
    Ms Catherine Absalom 09 Jan 2020 09 Jan 2021
    Ms Jimena Reyes 09 Jan 2020 09 Jan 2021
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 09 Jan 2020 09 Jan 2021
    Ms ELENA CRESPI 12 Dec 2019 12 Dec 2020
    Ms Gisela CASTRO ISERN 08 Oct 2019 08 Oct 2020
    Ms Catherine Absalom 11 Jan 2019 09 Jan 2020
    Ms Jimena Reyes 11 Jan 2019 09 Jan 2020
    Mr Jean-Marie ROGUE 11 Jan 2019 05 Oct 2019
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 11 Jan 2019 09 Jan 2020
    Mr Dan VAN RAEMDONCK 11 Jan 2019 11 Jan 2020
    Ms Camille GERVAIS 15 Sep 2018 01 Oct 2019
    Ms Catherine Absalom 24 Jan 2018 11 Jan 2019
    Ms Jimena Reyes 24 Jan 2018 11 Jan 2019
    Mr Jean-Marie ROGUE 24 Jan 2018 11 Jan 2019
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 24 Jan 2018 11 Jan 2019
    Mr Dan VAN RAEMDONCK 24 Jan 2018 11 Jan 2019
    Ms ELENA CRESPI 08 Sep 2017 08 Sep 2018
    Ms Catherine Absalom 21 Feb 2017 24 Jan 2018
    Ms Jimena Reyes 21 Feb 2017 24 Jan 2018
    Mr Jean-Marie ROGUE 21 Feb 2017 24 Jan 2018
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 21 Feb 2017 24 Jan 2018
    Ms ELENA CRESPI 22 Aug 2016 30 Jul 2017
    Ms Catherine Absalom 10 Feb 2016 08 Feb 2017
    Ms Jimena Reyes 10 Feb 2016 08 Feb 2017
    Mr Jean-Marie ROGUE 10 Feb 2016 08 Feb 2017
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 10 Feb 2016 08 Feb 2017
    Ms ELENA CRESPI 17 Sep 2015 23 Aug 2016
    Ms Catherine Absalom 28 Feb 2015 10 Feb 2016
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 26 Feb 2015 10 Feb 2016
    Ms Jimena Reyes 26 Feb 2015 10 Feb 2016
    Mr Jean-Marie ROGUE 17 Feb 2015 10 Feb 2016
    Mr Antoine MADELIN 17 Feb 2015 13 Feb 2016
    Ms Jimena Reyes 20 Mar 2014 03 Mar 2015
    Ms ELENA CRESPI 03 Oct 2014 17 Sep 2015
    Mrs Jimena Reyes 20 Mar 2014 27 Jan 2015
    Mr Marceau SIVIEUDE 05 Mar 2014 04 Mar 2015
    Ms Catherine Absalom 05 Mar 2014 03 Mar 2015
    Mr Jean-Marie ROGUE 05 Mar 2014 17 Feb 2015
    Mr Antoine MADELIN 05 Mar 2014 17 Feb 2015
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 05 Mar 2014 03 Mar 2015
    Ms ELENA CRESPI 25 Sep 2013 24 Sep 2014
    Mr Marceau SIVIEUDE 09 Mar 2013 05 Mar 2014
    Ms Catherine Absalom 09 Mar 2013 05 Mar 2014
    Mr Jean-Marie ROGUE 09 Mar 2013 05 Mar 2014
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 09 Mar 2013 05 Mar 2014
    Mrs Jimena Reyes 09 Mar 2013 07 Mar 2014
    Mrs CAROLINE GIRAUD 09 Mar 2013 07 Mar 2014
    Mr Antoine MADELIN 08 Mar 2013 05 Mar 2014
    Mr Marceau SIVIEUDE 07 Mar 2012 09 Mar 2013
    Ms Catherine Absalom 07 Mar 2012 09 Mar 2013
    Mr Jean-Marie ROGUE 07 Mar 2012 09 Mar 2013
    Mr Antoine MADELIN 07 Mar 2012 08 Mar 2013
    Ms Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 07 Mar 2012 09 Mar 2013
    Mrs Jimena Reyes 07 Mar 2012 09 Mar 2013
    Marceau SIVIEUDE 07 Mar 2012 07 Mar 2013
    Catherine Absalom 07 Mar 2012 07 Mar 2013
    Jimena Reyes 07 Mar 2012 07 Mar 2013
    Jean-Marie ROGUE 07 Mar 2012 07 Mar 2013
    Gaëlle DUSEPULCHRE 07 Mar 2012 07 Mar 2013
    Antoine MADELIN 07 Mar 2012 07 Mar 2013

    Complementary Information

    None declared

    Person in charge of EU relations

    Ms Gaelle DUSEPULCHRE (Representative to the European Union)

    Person with legal responsibility

    Ms Juliane FALLOUX (Executive Director)

  • Categories

    Category

    III - Non-governmental organisations

    Subcategory

    Non-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similar

  • Networking

    Affiliation

    Council of Europe
    ASEAN
    African Commission on Human and People's Rights
    African Court on Human and People's Rights
    Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
    Human Rights and Democracy Network (HRDN)
    European Coalition for Corporate Justice (ECCJ)
    NGO Platform on Shipbreaking

    Member organisations

    None declared

  • Financial Data

    Closed financial year

    Jan 2017 - Dec 2017

    Lobbying costs for closed financial year

    150,000€

    EU grant income for closed financial year

    3,736,176 € (Source: European Commission)

    Other financial info

    Accounts and reports can be found online here https://www.fidh.org/en/about-us/our-funding/

  • EU Structures

    Groups (European Commission)

    Group of Experts on EU Trade Agreements #E03556 #http://ec.europa.eu/transparency/regexpert/index.cfm?do=groupDetail.groupDetail&groupID=3556 #Member #C

    Groups (European Parliament)

    None

    Communication activities

    None

    Other activities

    None declared

  • Meetings

    Meetings

    27 meetings found. Download meetings

    The list below only covers meetings held since November 2014 with commissioners, their cabinet members or directors-general at the European Commission; other lobby meetings with lower-level staff may have taken place, but the European Commission doesn't proactively publish information about these meetings. For more information about which commissioner is responsible for which portfolio, check out this link: https://commissioners.ec.europa.eu/index_en All information below comes from European Commission web pages.

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