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Original Source: www.coe.int In a momentous gathering that marked the 25th anniversary of the Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights, Michael O’Flaherty beckoned the global community to unite fervently …
Rally for Rights: A Call to Action from Commissioner O’Flaherty Read More
The Scottish Human Rights Commission releases its 2023-24 annual report, highlighting its engagement with over 140 individuals to address concerns in healthcare, housing, and transport. The report emphasizes the ongoing …
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At COP29, human rights discussions underscored the suppression of civil society in Azerbaijan, with calls for the release of political prisoners and the creation of an open environment for civic …
COP29 Discussions Highlight Human Rights Crisis in Azerbaijan Read More
The Federal Institute for Human Rights (FIRM) in Belgium has launched a survey to investigate the increasing non-execution of judicial decisions by the government, a trend that raises significant concerns …
FIRM Surveys Non-Execution of Judicial Decisions: A Call for Justice Read More
Commissioner O’Flaherty has called on Azerbaijan’s government to release imprisoned human rights defenders, journalists, and civil society activists, asking for the withdrawal of all criminal charges against them. He also …
Call for Justice: Commissioner Urges Release of Azerbaijani Activists Read More
At the Web Summit, Michael O’Flaherty warned of the existential threat to Europe from failing to support Ukraine amid rising human rights challenges. He acknowledged AI’s potential for positive change …
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The Council of Europe’s new factsheet highlights reforms by member states after the European Court of Human Rights identified violations of Article 18, which protects against the misuse of state …
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COP29 is controversially hosted in Azerbaijan, a dictatorship accused of human rights violations and ethnic cleansing of Armenians. The regime suppresses dissent and leverages oil and gas revenue while the …
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In 2023, Spain faced significant human rights issues, including police violence at the Melilla border, ineffective asylum processes, persistent gender-based violence, and inadequate support for vulnerable populations. Legislative efforts to …
Human Rights Landscape in Spain: Challenges and Progress in 2023 Read More
People in Need (PIN) has announced its decision to abstain from COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, due to the country’s oppressive regime that undermines human rights. Emphasizing the importance of climate …
People in Need’s Statement on Climate Justice and COP29 Participation Read More