Feel Humanity is a Luxembourg-based civil society organization dedicated to monitoring, documenting, and advocating against international human rights violations.
Like Elements Born from a Supernova
We operate under the umbrella of Nova Lëtzebuerg asbl.
A supernova looks like the end of a star. Yet within that cosmic destruction, new elements are formed that will shape the future of the universe. Iron, oxygen, carbon, and many more elements that make up the building blocks of life are scattered across the cosmos from within stars and their magnificent endings.
Some things can only take shape again after a great rupture. Feel Humanity was born from such a need.
In different corners of the world, facing violations aimed at human dignity, freedoms, and fundamental rights, it was founded in Luxembourg as a voice rising out of silence, a common ground within scattered struggles, and a bridge between local searches for justice and international accountability.
We believe that human rights, like the vital elements a supernova disperses across the universe, can also be reorganized from within crises and ruptures.
Luxembourg-based Feel Humanity is a human rights initiative that aims to build the bridge between human rights violations and international accountability through rigorous documentation, research, awareness-raising, and committed advocacy.
Feel Humanity was founded to defend, promote, and advance human rights in Türkiye and around the world. It emerged in particular as a civil society response to the persistent and systematic violations of freedom of expression, freedom of assembly and association, the rule of law, and fundamental civil and political rights in Türkiye.
Our aim is not only to identify violations. We seek to document, make visible, inform the public, activate international mechanisms, and open the path to accountability.
Because no rights violation stays only where it happens. The erosion of the rule of law in one place can narrow the boundaries of human dignity elsewhere. Conversely, the defense of a right can expand the space of freedom for others too.
For this reason, Feel Humanity sees human rights not as isolated issues, but as a global ecosystem in which each part sustains the others.
Through advocacy, research, awareness work, and international cooperation, we build bridges between local struggles and global human rights mechanisms. We take part in international initiatives, develop partnerships with civil society actors, and contribute to protection and accountability efforts wherever human dignity is under threat.
“The death of a star can leave new elements to the universe. The rupture a society lives through can also be the beginning of a new solidarity. We do not maintain that destruction is inevitable — we maintain that from within it, a new force for justice can be born.”
From advocacy marches to policy forums, our activities bridge local action and global change.
On 24 June 2026, in front of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, we gather for the fifth year to demand the full implementation of ECtHR judgments and justice for all in Türkiye.
With the Feel Humanity team, we had the honor to visit Europe's highest court — the Court of Justice of the European Union.
We bow respectfully before the efforts of all women who are the invisible heroes of good, especially our volunteers working in the field.
Covered by RTL Luxembourg, our torchlight march crossed the city center to raise the voices of the innocent. «Peaceful protest is not a crime.»
More than 5,000 participants gathered before the Council of Europe in Strasbourg to demand the implementation of the European Court of Human Rights' rulings against Turkey.
On December 10, we remind the world that human dignity matters. Without human rights, there is no freedom. Without justice, there is no peace.
A powerful photo gallery from our candlelight march on Human Rights Day 2024. Marching alongside Amnesty International Luxembourg for the voices of the innocent — in Turkey and beyond.
The latest event shared on Feel Humanity's official Facebook page. Visit our page for details.
Our publications provide rigorous, independent analysis of human rights conditions worldwide.
A stakeholder contribution to the 4th cycle of the UN Universal Periodic Review (49th Session) for Türkiye. Examines academic freedom restrictions since 2016, minority education rights, and the unjust life sentences imposed on 60 former military cadets following the coup attempt.
Systematic observation, documentation, and reporting of rights infringements in Turkey. Promotes accountability and safeguards fundamental freedoms through evidence-based advocacy and transparent data collection.
All reports are freely available under Creative Commons license.
Feel Humanity's activities have been covered by local and international media.
FRDozens of protesters marched through Luxembourg City by torchlight for International Human Rights Day, organized by Amnesty International and Feel Humanity.
DEOn the 77th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Amnesty International organized the traditional March for Human Rights.
FRIn the capital yesterday, many answered the call of Amnesty International Luxembourg to highlight those whose fundamental rights are not respected.
FRMore than 5,000 supporters of the Gülenist movement demonstrated in front of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg to denounce repression in Turkey.
Feel Humanity works alongside civil society organizations, human rights bodies, and solidarity groups committed to a more just world.
Amnesty International Luxembourg
CCSA Luxembourg
CLAE Luxembourg
Greenpeace Luxembourg
LetzHelp
Solidarity & Others
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