A single searchable dataset built on the OHCHR Universal Human Rights Index — 267,537 country-specific observations from Treaty Bodies, Special Procedures and the Universal Periodic Review, assembled for advocates, researchers and journalists.
The OHCHR UHRI export is a treasure trove, but the raw file carries two decades of accumulated OCR fragments, HTML artefacts, inconsistent type labels, and records that lost their country metadata somewhere along the pipeline. For researchers who want to cite this data — not just browse it — that noise matters. Across five deterministic stages we edited something non-whitespace in ~56,000 records — 21 % of the dataset. The pipeline re-runs every month so the cleaned dataset tracks the upstream OHCHR export as it grows. Full breakdown in Methodology →
CEDAW/C/ALB/CO/4).Nothing is locked in — a header toggle flips everything back to the raw OHCHR text, or drop your own UHRI export via ↑ Upload. Full methodology — stage-by-stage stats, irregular plurals, citing caveats →
Interactive charts, country-level drill-downs, full-text search across every recommendation. Built for NGOs, human rights defenders and advocacy researchers — free, open, no login required.
Supported by re:constitution — Exchange and Analysis on Democracy and the Rule of Law in Europe, a joint programme of the Forum Transregionale Studien and Democracy Reporting International, funded by Stiftung Mercator.
Research hosted by Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań. Documentation expertise provided by HURIDOCS. Data source: OHCHR Universal Human Rights Index (this project is independent of OHCHR / the United Nations).