Alliance for Human Research Protection

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The Alliance for Human Research Protection (AHRP) is non-profit and tax-exempt organization^[1] with a group of professional people who aim: to develop practices of ethical medical research^[1] to minimize the risks related to those practices^[1] and to ensure the protection of human rights, welfare, and dignity^[1]

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The AHRP raises public awareness about the issue through educational campaigns; informing research subjects about their rights; alerting the media; politicians; and concerning groups about the situation.^[1][2]

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