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The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights has voiced grave concerns regarding the pervasive practice of violent ‘pushbacks’ by European border authorities. In a recent intervention at the European …
Council of Europe Rights Commissioner Questions ‘Pushbacks’ at Borders Read More
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has made a landmark ruling against Greece regarding its practices of illegal migrant pushbacks, labeling them as “systematic”. This marks a significant step …
ECHR’s Groundbreaking Ruling: Greece’s Refugee Pushbacks Deemed Systematic Read More
In a groundbreaking ruling, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has found Greece guilty of implementing a systematic policy of pushbacks against asylum seekers. This judgment, which could redefine …
ECHR Rules Greece Guilty of Systematic Pushbacks Against Asylum Seekers Read More
In a pivotal ruling, the European Court of Human Rights has condemned Greece for its illegal pushback practices, marking a significant victory for human rights. The court established that Greece …
ECHR Rules Greece Guilty of Human Rights Violations in Illegal Pushback Case Read More
Lawyer Mehmet Nuri Deniz has asserted that Turkey fails to recognize the ‘right to hope’ as a legal right, which ultimately leads to the denial of this fundamental entitlement for …
Turkey’s Denial of the ‘Right to Hope’ and Its Implications for Justice 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