Latvian Centre for Human Rights, together with the organisation Open Nations (Lithuania) and the War Crimes Documentation Center OPORA (Poland), is implementing the project “Regional Migration Management Accountability Platform”.
Starting from 1 February 2026, our office is located at 13 Alberta Street, 6th floor (entrance from Strēlnieku Street). Visits by appointment only! Due to the relocation, telephone communication with us may be disrupted from 2 to 6 February.
The Latvian Human Rights Centre is used but still good-quality office furniture and other items for a symbolic fee. Made from high-quality materials. Please see the list of available furniture below.
The aim of the report Human Rights in Latvia in 2024 is to provide independent and objective information on the human rights situation in Latvia during 2024. Although the LCHR report does not claim to offer a fully comprehensive overview of the human rights landscape in Latvia, we seek to highlight progress, current challenges and key developments in the areas that fall within the Centre’s focus. The report primarily addresses civil and political rights.
The fact sheet provides information on what is statelessness, who are non-citizens, what is the difference between the two groups, latest statistics on the number of stateless and non-citizens in Latvia, case law of the Latvian Supreme Court Senate on these issues, as well as information on the Statelessness Index. The fact sheet was prepared with the financial support of the European Network on Statelessness.
