Enver Djuliman, Director of Human Rights Education

Enver (1959) is a lawyer from Bosnia-Hercegovina, and he has a degree in multi-cultural understanding from the University of Oslo. He became Project Manager for the NHC "Bosnia Project" in 1997, and is now the head of educational activities.

Responsibilities and key qualifications:

• All national and international human rights education projects
• The Balkans

E-mail: djuliman at nhc no   Cell:  +47 90 55 92 02

Mina Wikshåland Skouen, project coordinator, Human Rights Education

Mina (1982) will soon be graduating from the University of Oslo with a major in literature. Her minors are Middle East and North Africa studies, as well as Balkan studies and Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian language studies. She was employed by the Norwegian Helsinki Committee in September 2007.Balkan, i Tsjetsjenia og i Norge.

Responsibilities:

• Human rights education in the Balkans, in Chechnya and Norway

E-mail: skouen at nhc no  Cell:  +47 90 82 50 76 

Csilla (1980) has a B.A. in languages, litterature and education from the University of Sibiu (Romania) and an M.Phil. in Peace and Conflict Studies from the University of Oslo. Csilla started working for the Norwegian Helsinki Committee in July 2008 as a project assistant in all Human Rights Education projects. in addition she also works with adult education, training immigrants in Oslo.

Responsibilities:

E-mail: csilla at nhc.no  Cell:  +47 93 28 43 04 

Ole Benny Lilleås, Advisor

Ole (1970) has a Masters degree in political science. He has earlier been employed as a cosultant for the Institute of Human Rights, Project Manager for the Human Rights House Foundation and as a Manager for "Elvahuset" in Førde. Ole started working in the Norwegian Helsinki Committee in 2000.

Responsibilities:

• Countries and areas: the Western Balkans
• Norwegian NGO-forum for human rights
• United Nations Human Rights Council

E-mail: lilleas at nhc no Cell:  +47 41 50 62 36 

Aage Borchgrevink, Advisor

Aage (1969) has been with the Helsinki Committee and the Human Rights House since 1992. He has a master degree in literature and has published three books; "Archives" (2001) and "Eurostories" (2003) and "Folkevandringer" (2005).

Responsibilites:

• Countries and areas: Russia/Chechnya, Georgia

E-mail: borchgrevink at nhc no Cell:  +47 90 75 11 50 

Anne Marit Austbø, Advisor/Project Manager (currently on leave)

Anne Marit (1974) was first employed with the NHC from 2000-2003 and came back in 2005 after a period in the Norwegian Refugee Council. She is a Master of International Politics from the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University in Washington D.C. Prior to her NHC employment, Anne Marit worked for the UN Special Representative for Internally Displaced Persons and for Amnesty International Norway.

Currently on leave

Responsibilities:

• Project: trafficking (Albania)
• Countries and areas: Russia/Chechnya, Georgia

E-mail: austbo at nhc no

Inna Sangadzhiyeva, project Coordinator

Inna (1976) has a degree in linguestics from the University of Kalmykia in Russia, and from the University of Oslo an M.A. in political science. She is a specialist of Russian elitisism and power structures. Inna was employed by the NHC in 2005. She has extensive experience from Amnesty International Norway's Russia Group.

Responsibilities:

• Countries and areas: Russia

E-mail: inna at nhc no  Cell: +47 97 69 94 58

Vanja Bentsen Kleven, EEA-grants coordinator

Vanja (1977) has master’s degree in political science, management and leadership. She acquired additional education in coaching, personal development and communication processes. She previously worked as a Program Director for international conferences for students of political science in the Czech Republic and as a consultant for organization and leadership both in private and public sectors.

Responsibilites:

• Project manager of the Norwegian Helsinki Committee`s project: EEA-financial mechanisms and NGO-funds.
• Coordinating role between Norwegian NGOs and organizations in the beneficiary countries
• Close cooperation with the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Financial Mechanism Office in Brussels, respective Norwegian Embassies as well as other focal points and intermediaries in the beneficiary countries

E-mail: kleven at nhc no Cel:  +47 47 40 07 67

Anders Nielsen, information Officer

Anders (1977) has a Masters degree in history from the University of Oslo, where he also studied political science and Russian- and Eastern European studies. He gained his experience in the field of information at The Institute for Social Research, where he worked as an information consultant. Anders was employed by the Norwegian Helsinki Committee in november 2007.

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