Danish Institute for Human Rights
Non-profit / GovernmentThe Danish Institute for Human Rights is Denmark’s National Human Rights Institution, established by an act of the Danish Parliament based on the UN Paris Principles. It also serves as the National Human Rights Institution for Greenland.
About the Brand
The Danish Institute for Human Rights is Denmark’s National Human Rights Institution, established by an act of the Danish Parliament based on the UN Paris Principles. It also serves as the National Human Rights Institution for Greenland.
Quick Summary: Brand guide for the Danish Institute for Human Rights (2025). Defines the visual identity including the speech bubble logo, deep red and dark blue color palette, Proxima Nova typography, and strict accessibility guidelines (no italics, left-aligned text).
Guideline Purpose
To promote and protect human rights in Denmark, Greenland, and the world around us. In Denmark, it also acts as an equality body promoting equal opportunities for people with disabilities, ethnic minorities, and LGBT+ people.
Legal & Trademarks: The Danish Institute for Human Rights is an independent state-funded institution.