The Anual Reports of the Bulgarian Lawyers for Human Rights Foundation contain succinct information divided in three main fields. They illustrate the substance of our organization, our objectives and our means for achieving them.The Reports enumerate the projects we work on, with or without the support of other organizations with similar objectives.The Reports contain extensive descriptions of judicial cases taken by our lawyers during the corresponding period with the national courts and the European Court in Strasbourg. The cases are divided by subtitles according to the type of violation of basic human rights they refer to.

Aside from the description of concrete cases we work on, the Reports contain summarized information on typical and/or often repeated issues and drawbacks we encounter in our work. The word here is mainly about the domestic law and practice in Bulgaria, but other imperfections in the workings of the institutions in Strasbourg and the European Court of Human Rights are exposed too.

An important part of our Annual Reports is the popularization of our activities. Aside from participating in strategic legal cases, Bulgarian Lawyers for Human Rights develop widespread informational activity, oriented not only towards the jurists in the country, but also towards the whole society. This part of the Reports describes the publications of the Foundation, the interviews given and the articles published by its members, as well as the multiple lectures presented by members in different cities and places in Bulgaria.

In their final part, the Annual Reports contain data for the structure of the Bulgarian Lawyers for Human Rights Foundation, as well as data for the institutional transformations we undertake, as a result of our growing list of activities.