Mandate & Purpose

The Southern Mongolia Human Rights & Documentation Center documents, preserves, and analyzes information related to human rights conditions affecting Southern Mongolians in China. Our work supports evidence-based advocacy, reporting, and engagement with international mechanisms.

Institutional relationship

This Center is a human rights documentation program of the Southern Mongolian Rights Association (SMRA). The use of an independent domain is for clarity, discoverability, and future institutional development.

Scope

Human rights violations and patterns affecting Southern Mongolians
Cultural, linguistic, and educational suppression
Land, environment, and livelihood impacts
Detention, surveillance, coercion, and transnational repression (where applicable)

Methodology (public summary)

Open-source collection and verification where possible
Structured case logging (dates, locations, actors, evidence references)
Cross-checking with multiple sources
Privacy-first handling of sensitive documentation

Safety & privacy: Some documentation may be shared privately to protect sources and affected persons. Public summaries will be posted when safe and appropriate.

Contact

For cooperation, documentation submissions, or media inquiries:
info@southernmongolia.org

How to cite

Southern Mongolia Human Rights & Documentation Center (SMRA Program). “Title”, Year. https://rights.southernmongolia.org/

SMRA

Learn more about the parent organization at: southernmongolia.org