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A new study calls for the EU to take immediate legal action against Hungary’s Orbán regime, highlighting significant breaches of human dignity and democracy. It stresses the need for clarity …
EU Urged to Intensify Legal Actions Over Hungary’s Democracy Crisis Read More
A study claims UK human rights laws have a negative impact, making enforcement challenging. Key figures advocate for Parliament to regain authority as judicial powers rise, asserting such laws hinder …
Human Rights Laws in the UK: A Dangerous Dilemma Unveiled Read More
The XII International Forum on the Case-Law of the European Court of Human Rights took place online on October 29, 2023, in Kyiv, gathering judges, state officials, and experts to …
Ukraine’s XII International Forum on Human Rights: Progress and Challenges Ahead Read More
Human Rights Watch has criticized Armenia’s bill requiring the installation of surveillance cameras in Yerevan, arguing it violates privacy rights and civil liberties. The organization’s director warns that such mass …
Human Rights Watch Sounds Alarm on Armenia’s Surveillance Bill Read More
The U.S. condemned the unjust sentencing of prominent human rights lawyer Yu Wensheng and his wife Xu Yan by a Chinese court. Yu received a three-year sentence while Xu was …
U.S. Condemns Sentencing of Human Rights Defenders Yu Wensheng and Xu Yan Read More
The U.S. condemned the sentences of Chinese human rights lawyers Yu Wensheng and Xu Yan, who were imprisoned for “inciting subversion of state power.” The EU and other nations have …
U.S. Condemns Sentencing of Chinese Human Rights Defenders Yu Wensheng and Xu Yan Read More