THREE SIXTY HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATION
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Our Mission
The mission of Three-Sixty Human Rights is to work tirelessly for the protection and promotion of all human rights, ensuring equal rights for all individuals. We are dedicated to empowering people to realize and exercise their rights, fostering a society that upholds justice, dignity, and inclusivity. Through our endeavors, we aim to resolve conflicts in all their forms and educate communities on their fundamental rights.
Our Vision
Our vision is to create a world where every individual’s human rights are valued, respected, and protected without discrimination. We envision a society where people are empowered and equipped with the knowledge and tools to advocate for their own rights and the rights of others. Through our efforts, we strive to cultivate a global community that embraces diversity, upholds human dignity, and resolves conflicts through dialogue and understanding. Together, we can build a future where human rights are universally recognized and cherished.
CORE VALUES AND PRINCIPLES
At Three-Sixty Human Rights, we stand for the following core values and principles:
Justice and Accountability
We advocate for a just and accountable society, where those who violate human rights are held responsible for their actions. We support efforts to ensure access to justice, strengthen legal frameworks, and establish mechanisms for addressing human rights violations.
Equality and Non-Discrimination
We believe in the inherent equality of all individuals, regardless of their race, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic. We actively work to eliminate all forms of discrimination and promote equal rights and opportunities for all.
Human Dignity
We recognize and uphold the inherent worth and dignity of every person. We strive to protect and promote the fundamental rights that safeguard human dignity, ensuring that all individuals are treated with respect, compassion, and fairness.
Empowerment and Participation
We believe in the power of individuals and communities to shape their own destinies. We seek to empower people to exercise their rights, participate in decision-making processes, and become agents of change in their communities.
Collaboration and Partnerships
We recognize the importance of collaboration and partnerships in advancing human rights. We strive to work together with local communities, civil society organizations, governments, and other stakeholders to amplify our impact and create sustainable change.
Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding
We actively promote peaceful conflict resolution and reconciliation. We work towards preventing and mitigating conflicts, fostering dialogue, and building bridges between individuals and communities to create a more harmonious and inclusive society.
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HON. SOLOMON APPIAH ESQ.’S PROFILE
Hon. Solomon Appiah (Esq) is an accomplished professional with a rich educational and career background. He completed his secondary education at Ghana Secondary Technical School (GSTS), followed by earning a Teachers Certificate at Komenda College of Education and a Bachelor’s degree in Education from the University of Education, Winneba. He further pursued a Bachelor of Laws at the University of Cape Coast, a Master of Laws in Alternative Dispute Resolution at the University of Ghana, and completed a Professional Law course at the Ghana School of Law.
His career began in education, where he taught for nearly 15 years. Hon. Solomon Appiah (Esq) served as an assemblyman for Komenda Amotoe in the Komenda Edina Eguafo Abrem Municipal Assembly from 2006 to 2010 and was reappointed as an assembly member in 2017 when the New Patriotic Party assumed office. He is currently a barrister and solicitor of law of the Supreme Court at Baduwa Legal Consult, Cape Coast and holds the position of Municipal Chief Executive for the Komenda Edina Eguafo Abrem Municipal Assembly. As the Chief Executive of KEEA Municipal Assembly, he is noted for initiating twin cities arrangement with city of Troisdorf in Germany, North Miami in the USA and Las Palmas-Gran Canaria of Spain. Additionally, he is recognized as a fellow of the British Commonwealth.
He is dedicated to youth engagement and community development, serving as the Executive Director at Africa Information Movement (AIMs), an organization that operates in both Ghana and Germany. He is also a co-founder of 360 Human Rights, an international NGO focused on advocating for human rights issues. His multifaceted career reflects his commitment to education, law, and social justice.
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Alberta Kpeleku
Alberta Kpeleku is the Executive Director of three-sixty human rights. She is currently pursuing her PhD at the University of Cape Coast, Ghana studying Peace and Development Studies. She earlier studied MPhil in Conflict, Human Rights and Peace at the University of Education, Winneba in Ghana. Also, she has an M. A in Peace and Development in the University of Cape Coast as well as a Bachelor of Education in Science.
Her interests are in peace, human security and conflict studies, human rights, governance, climate security and development research. She has undertaken field research on chieftaincy and conflict, indigenous approaches of resolving conflict. She has publications on Women and land ownership, Land access and poverty reduction.
She is a professional teacher with over a decade teaching experience in science. She is also a professional mediator and also into consultancy. She is the Vice President of the Association of Conflict, Peace and Security Experts in Africa. (ACPSEA).
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