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Front page » Sami/indigenous peoples
International recommendation 02.13.2025

Rights of Sámi people and five national minorities

International recommendation 03.16.2023

Impacts of climate change on the rights of women

International recommendation 03.15.2023

Women’s health

International recommendation 03.15.2023

Equal participation in political and public life

International recommendation 03.14.2023

Gender-based violence against women

International recommendation 12.03.2021

Ethnicity data for monitoring Sami and ethnic minority rights

International recommendation 12.03.2021

Sami language instruction and cultural artefacts

International recommendation 12.03.2021

Situation of the Sami people

International recommendation 12.02.2021

Children belonging to minority groups and indigenous children

International recommendation 12.02.2021

Sami rights

NIM

The primary function of the Norwegian Human Rights Institution is to promote and protect human rights in accordance with the Constitution, the Human Rights Act and other legislation, international treaties and other international law.

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Visiting address

Akersgata 8
0158 Oslo

Mailing adress

Norges institusjon for menneskerettigheter
Postboks 299, Sentrum
0103 Oslo

Contact information

NIM does not process or provide legal aid in individual cases concerning violations of human rights. If you need information about where to turn if you need guidance, advice or legal assistance see our page on Guidance and advice.

Phone: 004723316970
Email: info@nhri.no