Wykazano

Wykazano (Polish for "it has been shown" or "it was proven") is an open-access digital archive of human rights documents, articles, and materials from Eastern Europe, specifically Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, and other surrounding countries. The archive is maintained by the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, a non-governmental organization based in Warsaw, Poland.

Wykazano's primary goal is to provide a comprehensive and easily accessible collection of documents that reflect the human rights developments in the region of Central and Eastern Europe. The archive covers a vast array of topics, including international human rights law, national human rights instruments, and organizations, as well as various social issues, such as migration, refugees, and minority rights.

The repository is constantly updated, with new materials being added regularly. The data is available in Polish and English, allowing for broader access to the information. The documents available through Wykazano include legislation, court decisions, reports from international organizations, and publications of local NGOs.

Given its mission and function, Wykazano serves as a valuable resource for researchers, academics, lawyers, jurists, and human rights professionals in the region, as well as for those interested in understanding the complexities of human rights in Eastern Europe. Whether studying human rights in post-communist countries or merely seeking access to publicly available records, those interested may use the information available on Wykazano.