Documentation of Human Rights Abuses by Organized Criminal Groups

The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor (DRL) announces an open competition for organizations interested in submitting applications for a program to aim to strengthen accountability for human rights abuses committed by organized crime groups in Colombia, Ecuador, or Mexico. The program should aim to document human rights abuses by organized crime groups and provide support for projects that will help to hold these groups accountable. Some key points to consider: • The program should focus on strengthening accountability for human rights abuses committed by organized crime groups. • The program should be implemented in Colombia, Ecuador, or Mexico. • The applicant should have experience working on human rights issues and have a strong understanding of the local context. • The program should include a clear plan for monitoring and evaluation, as well as a detailed budget and budget narrative. • The applicant should be prepared to provide regular progress reports and participate in regular check-in calls with the DRL.