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In an impressive feat, Romania emerged as the leader in cases closed by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in 2024, as revealed by the recent annual report from …
Romania Leads in European Court of Human Rights Case Closures in 2024 Read More
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) declared that Bulgaria infringed upon human rights by denying a journalist access to the acquittal judgment of a former Internal Affairs Minister involved …
ECHR Confirms Bulgaria Violated Human Rights in Journalist Access Denial Read More
The European Court of Human Rights is hosting a significant high-level conference on Thursday, 27 February, to unveil new language versions of its Knowledge Sharing platform in Romanian, Turkish, and …
European Court of Human Rights Launches Multilingual Knowledge Sharing Platform Read More
Turkey’s Human Rights Violations Reported by ECtHRAccording to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), Turkey remains a prominent violator of human rights in Europe, featuring in their 2024 annual …
Turkey’s Human Rights Violations Highlighted in ECtHR Report Read More
On January 9, 2025, Poland’s government controversially enabled senior Israeli officials, including the wanted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to participate in Auschwitz liberation events despite his ICC arrest warrant for …
Poland’s Controversial Stance on International Justice: A Call for Accountability Read More
The Commissioner for Human Rights (CHR) has revealed a landmark achievement in 2023: the highest number of assistance applications ever recorded, totaling 79,698. This surge underscores not only the growing …
2023 Summary: A Milestone Year for Human Rights Advocacy Read More
In 2023, the human rights landscape in Bulgaria remained largely unchanged, casting shadows of concern over several areas. Credible allegations persisted regarding acts of torture and degrading treatment, often instigated …
2023 Human Rights Overview in Bulgaria: Persistent Challenges and Concerns Read More
The recent condemnation of Azerbaijan by the European Parliament underscores a profound concern for human rights in a region marked by strife and repression. With a resolute call for the …
European Parliament Urges Action Against Azerbaijan’s Human Rights Violations Read More
The EU court is examining Hungary’s anti-LGBTQ law, which the European Commission argues violates EU regulations on human rights. This law, which restricts LGBTQ content, has faced widespread condemnation from …
EU Court Probes Hungary’s Anti-LGBTQ Law Amid Rising Tensions 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