Liberation, one of the oldest human rights organisations, was founded in 1954 as the Movement for Colonial Freedom. For more than half a century it has campaigned, along side other anti-imperialist forces, to rid the world of colonialism. In 1958 its name was changed to Liberation, an organisation that today opposes neo-colonialism, economic exploitation and racism.

At Liberation we undertake research and action centred on the prevention and curtailment of human rights violations,
across a broad spectrum of countries.

As an international and inter-connecting organisation, Liberation engages in advocacy work, supporting and standing in solidarity with other like-minded organisations. Liberation provides a space and framework to highlight
and discuss issues of concern with the United Nations, the British Parliament, the International Labour Organisation and Trade Unions.

Liberation Congolese Women's Group

We are two Congolese women, Victoria Dove Dimandja and Jose Musau Kalanda living in London. We are running the 'It Must Stop Campaign'. ...more information Congolese Women Speak Out ...more information