## ## ## |Names and addresses ofadvisers
(Optional information)|Names and addresses ofadvisers
(Optional information)|Names and addresses ofadvisers
(Optional information)|||||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Type ofadviser
Name||Address|||||||| |Tamara Ben-Halim|||||||||| ||~
a|~ ~||||~|||~| |Description
ofthe charity's trusts|||||||||| ||Type of governing
document|Constitution|||||||| ||How the charity is constituted||||||||| ||Trustee selection methods|Recommended
by Directors
**f** **T**
o
rustees|after||consultation|||with staff, elected by Board|| |Additional
governance
issues (Optional
information)|||||||||| |You may choose to include||Current organisational
structure:|||||||| |additional
information,
where
relevant,
about:||Trustees: Marina Galanti,
Muwaffak
(joined March 2022)||||Bibi, Tareq|||Baconi, Daniel Machover| |~|policies and procedures
adopted for the induction
and|Co-Directors: Tamara Ben-Halim|||and Aimee|||Shalan|| ||training oftrustees;|Payroll staff:|||||||| |~|the charity's organisational|Hussein
Khalidi, Programme|Manager||||||| ||structure
and any wider|Sarona Bedwan, Outreach|Officer||||||| ||network
with which the charity|Aatikah
Rashid, Communications|||Manager||||| ||works;|Salwa Abu-Wardeh,
Education||&|Finance Manager||||| |~|relationship
with any related
parties;|Part-time Contractors:|||||||| |~|trustees'
consideration
of|Mehdi Beyad, Researcher|||||||| ||major risks and the system|Pascale Pean, Researcher|||||||| ||and procedures to manage|Ahmad
Al Hasani, Database consultant|||||(until|Mar 2022)|| ||them.||||||||| |||Policies &Procedures
relating toTrustees:|||||||| |||Code ofGovernance
olic|introduced||||in 2020||| |||~ ~|||||||| |||||The objects ofthe Charity are:|| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||-Toadvance the educaUon ofthe public
in the subject ofhuman
rights
includingin~
law and human
rights in the hfiddle East, with a|| |||||focus on Pakrstine|| |||||- For the public benefit to promote the educa5on ofpeople fpuptls,|| |||||university
students,
and professionals)
in the UK and internationally
on
the subject ofhuman
rights
in the Middle East, with afocus on Palestine,
in such ways as the charity trustees think fit, including
by: provkling
workshops
on the subject, providing
seminars
and talks at educatkxral
i~and beyond, and poviding
briegngs to interested
or|| |||||concerned
partlesfindivtduals|| |||||-Toadvance the education ofthe pubHc
in general on the subject of|| |Summary ofthe objects ofthe
charity set out In its
governing
document||||human
rights in the Middle East, with afocus on Palestine,
including
through
media —arddes,
interviews,
op-eds, talks, lectures, briefings,
~,and parbcipant
workshops|| |||||- Toraise awareness
among the general
public
in the UK and|| |||||internationally
ofhuman
rtghts issues, particukrrly
with regard tothe|| |||||subject ofPakrstine.|| |||||-Topromote equality
and diversity
by the elimination
ofdkrcrimination
on|| |||||the grounds ofage, sex or sexual orientagon,
pardcularty
on the subject|| |||||of Pakrstine.|| |||||-Tostrengthen
communities
working
on human
rights issues focused on|| |||||Palestine
in the UK and abroad,
build cohesion among them, and foster|| |||||cooperatkxt
and colaboraten|| |||||-Toengage
in community
building
tivities|| |||||Education
and human
rights:|| |||||1. Workshops
and training|| |||||Between July 2020 and June 2021:
We ran 7workshops
which~on Pakrstinian
human
rights,|| |Summary ofthe main
acthrttles
undertaken
forthe
public benefit In relation to
these objects (Include within
this section the statutory
declaration
that trustees have||||the hkrtory ofthe Palestine/Israel
conflict, understanding
the
language
ofintematiomd
law and human
rights law, and
communlcathns
skill-buikfing.
Through these workshops,
we built
thek~ and capacities of178human
rights advocates
and u Iverslty students across Britain, North Ame¹ca and
Europe|| |had regard tothe guklance
Issued by the Charity
Commission
on public
beru¹lt)||||We ran 6tagored trainings
for individuals
and organisations
working on human
rights
in the Middle East, building the
capactges of&0people,
including
established
human
rights
advocates,
legal schokrrs, organisa5ons
working
in human
rights|/| |||||humanitarian
issues, members oftrade unions,
and university|| |||||students.|| |||||Through these educational
programmes,
we have advanced
and|| |||||promoted
the education ofpeople in Britain on the subject ofhuman|| |||||rights
in the Middle East while promoting
inchrsivity
and diversity. We|| |||||have akro strengthened
communlges
and organisations
working on|| |||||human
ri hts issues focused on Palestine/Israel
in the UK
rovidin|| |TAR|||||| |||||2. I/Irtual talks|| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||We continued
our evening
talk series and held 5virtual talks in this|| |||||period, whbh 1095peoph In Britain 5 around the world registered|to| |||||attend. These talks featured academics and experts who discussed|| |||||issues relating to human
rights, social justice and Intematbnal
hw, with a|| |||||focus on the Middle East and Pahsfine/israel,
whilst also broadening|the| |||||focus to look at other relevant
human
rights issues. These talks are a key|| |||||part ofour educabonal
and community-building
elforts as they bring|| |||||together members ofour network and the public who engage
in open|| |||||diabgue
on criUcal hsues surrounding
Palestine/Israel
and human
rights|| |||||more broadly.|| |||||Through these talks, we have expanded
our reach, advancing
the|| |||||education ofthe publb on the subject ofhuman
rights
in the Middle East|| |||||and beyond.|| |||||3. Outreach
and collaboration|| |||||During this period, we continued
to bufid connections
with other local|and| |||||international
groups &organisations
working on human
rights. We|| |||||furthered
our community
building
efforts through
regular communbatfon|| |||||with our network,
and parUcipated
in several panel discussbns
with other|| |||||human
rights groups
/ on university
campuses
both in person and online,|| |||||as well as organising
brhfings
&roundtables
on key issues concerning|| |||||Palestinian
human
rights with other partner organisations.|| |||||In this way, we have strengthened
ties with other groups and|| |||||organisations
working
on education
and human
rights, while raising|| |||||awareness
of human
rights issues focused on ths subject of|| |||||Pahstine/Israel.|| |||||4. Onfine resource and tools|| |||||During this period, we continued
to devebp our online resources,
whbh
contains extensive fact-checked and referenced content around
human
rights
in the Middh East, with afocus on~.This content is|| |||||availabh
to ths public and also features content, videos and links from|| |||||other organisaUons
In the field —ensuring
that our websfie acts asa hub|| |||||of informaUon
on Palestine/israel
as well asa portal into the important|| |||||work ofother relevant organisatlons.|| |||||We launched
our sochl media proSe in the summer of2020.This|| |||||included
developing
and disseminaUng
reguhr educational
posts about|| |||||human
rights and Palestine/Israel
for public consumption.|| |||||Through
our online resources, we have worked to promote the educatbn|| |||||ofthe publb
in the subject ofhuman
rights in the Mkldle East, and helped|| |||||to foster colhboratbn
with different organhatbns
in the Ihld.|| |||||We corrfirm the trustees have had regard tothe Charily Commissbn's|| |||||uidance on
blic benefit.|| |Additional|detaih|ofo|jecthres|and acthritles (Optional Informafion)|| ## |~
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~| |---|---|---|---|---| |Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity||||In the period to 30e June 2021,the charity:| |during the year||||Built the knowledge
and communication
skills of228 people on| |||||human
rights,
international
law and the Palestine/Israel
conflict| |||||through
13workshops
and training sessions| |||||Deepened the understanding
ofapproximately
548 people on key| |||||topics related to Palestine and human
rights through 5virtual talks| |||||Continued
to develop
human
rights content for our online| |||||resources| |||||Produced the first module
in an online course series (to be| |||||launched
in summer 2022)| |||||Hired a Database consultant| |||||Continued
to develop a community
ofsupporters
and alumni| |||||Continued
tofoster and strengthen
partnerships
with other key| |||||groups and organisations
working
in similar fields| |||||Our different workshops
helped beneficiaries
improve the following:| |||||~
Understanding
ofthe human
rights framework| |||||~
Knowledge
ofthe history and contemporary
reality ofthe| |||||Palestine/Israel
conflict| |||||~
Understanding
ofinternational
law| |||||~
Communication
skills (public speaking/massaging)| |||||TESTIMONIALS:| |||||"Makan empowered
me through
their trainings
and networks
to become| |||||the human
rights activist
I am today.
I have grown with their| |||||workshops
and trainings
immensely
and learnt to effectively and| |||||successfully
communicate
the case for Palestinian
human
rights.
I would
encourage
all [human
rights] activists tojoin Makan. "| |||||Former student at University ofLeeds| |||||"The Makan workshop exceeded our expectations
and helped us in so| |||||many different ways. It helped us focus and put our efforts in the right| |||||direction. Coming back to Essex after the workshop,
we have gained| |||||great connections
to other universities'
Palestine Societies and were| |||||inspired
by their stories. We've held more productive
meetings
and larger| |||||events.
Ittaught us how to deliver our message. We have held
two successful events since, and have gained
many new members. "| |||||Former student at Essex University| |||||The funding
Makan has received has been almost exclusively| |Briefstatement|||ofthe|unrestricted
in this period.
Funds are used to meet our charitable| |charity's|policy||on reserves|objectives,
run our programmes
(workshops,
virtual talks, social events),| |||||compensate
staff, pay rent and utilities,
and cover legal and| |||||administrative
costs.| |TAR||||June 2021| ## ## ## ## ## ## |||||From|01/07/2020 to||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||Statement|offinancial|acfivNes|||| ||||||Un~|tncome|Endowment|Total this|Total hwt| ||||||funds
f|funds
f|funds
f|year|ysm
E| |Incoming resources|INote|3)|||||||| |||||s|124,228|88,527|-|212,755|183,402| |||||s|13,574|||13,574|1,453| |Gant Funtrnu||||||16,250||16,250|| |Innnal Sla fnnntnann
/lant nustasun||nut/Illa»|||||||| |Othsr
Ilnnurtltta
rssoatam|||||||||| |Tote/|incor/dug|||resort/sea|137
3|104777||24|184866| |Resources expended|INote||4)||||||| |Costs ofesnsrstbta
Funda
Costs nr~nntnntsu
Inonmn|||||||||| ||||||158,289|35,431|-|193,720|145,174| ||||||1,384|1,980|-|3,364|2,719| ||||||169673|37411|-|197084|147 893| ||||||21,871|67,366|-|45,495|36,982| ||||||21,871|67,366|-|45,495|36,952| |Other Istcognlsed
gainsgosses)|||||||||| |Gains and losses on revaluaaon
ofIbtsd assets
for the cherty's
own uss
Gains and losses on~assets|||||||||| |Netenoreert in funds|||||21,871|67,368|-|46,496|36462| |Total funds brought|forward||||72,968|||968|36006| |Tots/ funds canfed fonsanf|||||61098|67||118|7 968| ## ## ## ## ||MAKAN RIGHTS| |---|---| ||Notes tothe accounts| |Note 2
Accounting
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RESOURCES|| |RecoenlUon of Incoming|These are induded
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with
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~to the esources.| |Tax redabns on dwuNons
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EXPENDITURE AND
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wtrich gwy leisk!.
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rmdeflsL
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revabdng~to market vshe at the end ofthe year.
UABILTIES
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the
lo puy OUI
BBOUfCSS.
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and~ofstatutmy~,the cosh oftrustee
meetings
and crxrt ofsny legal Ixhrice to tnrskxw on
governance
or~numms.
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being 8~level afservice| |condmons
Onnrts payabh wnhout|or output tobe provided,
such grants are ordy recognised
in the SoFA once the redpkmt ofthe
grant has provided
the spedged sanrice ar autpuL
These are ordy~In the accounts when 8~has been made snd there sre| |perfonnance
condhons
Support Casts|no condhom tobe met rehtng to the gnml wtdch remain
In the conlrd ofthe charity.
Support costs hdude cerdnd funcgom
and have been eBocsM to acgvky cost drtegoles
on 8
basis~wgh the use af esaurass, eg~properly cash by Boorareas. or per| |ASSETS
Tsngttds fixed assets fofUse
by charityI~|OBpks, staff cosbl by 5IBgrne sped Bhd aglef cash by glair Usage.
These sre~Ifthey rxm be used for more than one ylar, and cost at least 6560. They
are vexed at coat rx 8~vake on recelpL
I~rprated an a~stock~are valued st market vakm at the year
end. Ogvx
vsstmerd assets are~at trustees' best esgmale ofmarket value.| ||These are valued at the lawer ofcost or market value.| ## ## |ofthe|accounts.|| |---|---|---| ||This year
6|Last year
6| ||88,527|76,883| ||124,228|106,519| |Total||| ||4,159|1,453| ||9,415|| |Total||| ||16,250|| |Total||| ## ## |Pfsese complete thkr
support coshL
Suppok cost type|note IIdm charhy hss anslysed Its expemnm
Fundrnlslng
sottvtty ~Anttvtty
f
f|Total Cost
f| |---|---|---| ## |Number oftrustees who wwe paid expensee|||| |---|---|---|---| |Natws ofthe expenses|||| |Total amount paid||fNone
fNone|| |62Fees for examination
or audit ofthe accounts|||| |Pkwse prov(de detads ofthe amount pakf forany statutwy||external sctudny ofaccounhr and other|| |services pnnrkktd
by your indepertdent
examkmr oraudhor.||IInothktg was pakfpose entar|NONE In the| |eppmpdats
box(es).|||| |Independent
examiner's
orauditms' fees for reporting|on the||| |accounts|||1260| |Other fees (forexample: advice, consultancy,
accountancy|||| |servtcesi paid to the Independent
examiner orauditor|||| ## |7.1 Staff Costs||||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||This year|Last year| ||||||E|E| |Gross wages, salaries and benefits||in kind|||108,636|63,582| |Employer's
National Insurance|costs||||5,606|2,102| |pension costs|||||720|687| ||||Total|staff costs|114,962|66,371| |7.2Average number offull-time|equivalent||employees|in the year|This year
Number|Last year
Number| |The parts ofthe charity in which the||||||| |employees
work||||||| |||||Total||| ## ## |||Freehold bmd
8buMngs|Freehold bmd
8buMngs|ONer land
buMngs|8|plant,
machinery snd
minor veidcbm|Flxhuee,
fittings and
equipment|~on
accoulu and
assets under|Total| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||||||ccnstm ctknl|| ||||||||E||| |Balance brought|||||||9,598||| |forward|||||||||| |Additimm|||||||||| |Revsluagons|||||||||| |Disposrds
Transfers '|||||||||| ||||||||9,698||| |8.1 Accumubrted||depreclsdon|and|Impairment|pnnlbrlons||||| |Balance brought|||||||3,068||3,068| |forward|||||||||| |Depreciation|charge||||||||| |for veer|||||||||| |Impairment
pnwislons|||||||||| |Revsluagons|||||||||| |Dlsposals|||||||||| |Transfers'|||||||||| |Balance cerned|||||||4,986||4,968| |forward|||||||||| |82 Net book|value||||||||| |Blmrght forward|||||||6,529||6,529| |Carried forward|||||||4,610||4,610| ## ## ## |Note 9
Debto|Note 9
Debto|rs and prepayments||||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Please complete this note if||the charity has any debtors|or re a|ents||||| |Analysis ofdebtors|||Amounts
within|falling due
one year||Amounts
more|falling due after
than one year|| ||||This veer|Last veer||This year||Last veer| ||||5||5|||| |Trade debtors||||||||| |Amounts
due|from subsidiary|and associated||||||| |undertakings||||||||| |Other debtors|||1,577.0||1,577.0|||| |Prepayments|and accrued income|||||||| |||Total||||||| |Note 10|Creditors and accruals|||||||| |Please complete this noteifthe chanly has any creditors|||oraccruals.|||||| |10.1 Analysis|ofcreditors|||||||| |Loans and overdrafts|| |---|---| |Trade creditors|| |Amounts
due to subsidiary|and associated| |undertakings|| |Other creditors|| |Deferred income 'Restricted|Reserves'| ||Amounts|falling due|falling due|Amounts|falling due|falling due|after| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||within|one|ear|more|than|one|ar| ||This veer|Last veer||This veer||Last vear|| ||8||8|0||8|| ||8,807||21,350||||| |Total||||||||