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DIHR is part of a consortium, the Human Rights and Dialogue Consortium (HRDC), developing engagement on human rights within the Danish-Arab Partnership Programme. HRDC has an annual budget of 40 000 000 DKK and is a cooperation between The Danish Institute against Torture (Dignity), EuroMed Rights, Euro-Mediterranean Foundation of Support to Human Rights Defenders, Danmission and DIHR. Jordan’s 2016 Comprehensive National Plan for Human Rights is one of the relevant policies to which the HRDC will align.
Since the beginning of 2016, DIHR has helped strengthen the national human rights system and support inclusive consultative processes. Based on initial dialogue with Tunisian counterparts, DIHR is now exploring the opportunity for engaging with the security sector in Tunisia. In order to inform the strategic thinking and planning, this consultancy will seek to explore possible entry points for DIHR. The specific details on this is to be found in the attached Terms of Reference.