Citizen in Denmark - Ny i Danmark

PRACTICAL INFORMATIONDansk Flygtningehjælp(the Danish Refugee Council)Borgergade 10, 3rd floorPostboks 531002 Copenhagen KTelephone: 33 73 50 00Website: www.flygtning.dkE-mail: drc@drc.dkA humanitarian organisation that helpsrefugees, supports voluntary integrationwork and advises on the possibilitiesfor immigrant and refugee repatriation.The Danish refugee Council alsoprovides homework assistance andsocial activities such as women’s clubsand communal eating.Dansk Røde Kors(the Danish Red Cross)Blegdamsvej 272100 Copenhagen ØTelephone: 35 25 92 00Website: www.drk.dkE-mail: info@drk.dkHumanitarian organisation that providesvoluntary integration assistance. DanishRed Cross activities include homeworkassistance and bicycle training for adults,women’s groups and cross-culturalevents.Ungdommens Røde Kors(the Danish Red Cross Youth)Borgergade 10, 2nd floor2200 Copenhagen ØTelephone: 35 37 25 55Website: www.urk.dkE-mail: info@urk.dkAn independent humanitarian youthorganisation under the Danish RedCross. Danish Red Cross Youth activitiesinclude homework assistance cafés forchildren and young people.Institut for Menneskerettigheder(the Danish Institutefor Human Rights)Strandgade 561401 Copenhagen KTelephone: 32 69 88 88Website: www.humanrights.dkE-mail: center@humanrights.dkAn institute that gathers knowledge onhuman rights in Denmark, Europe andinternational human rights. In addition,the institute handles individual complaintsabout racial discrimination outside thelabour market.Klagekomitéen for EtniskLigebehandling(Complaints Committee forEthnic Equal Treatment)Strandgade 561401 Copenhagen KTelephone: 32 69 89 44/ 32 69 89 45Website: www.klagekomite.dkE-mail: klagekomite@humanrights.dkThe Complaints Committee’s task isto handle individual complaints ofdiscrimination on the basis of race orethnic origin. It does not cost anythingto file a complaint and anyone canregister a complaint with the ComplaintsCommittee.156