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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has decisively dismissed Sir Philip Green’s attempt to block UK politicians from using parliamentary privilege to reveal the names of individuals under court …
ECHR Dismisses Sir Philip Green’s Challenge on Parliamentary Privilege Read More
The recent ruling by the French Court, which bans Marine Le Pen from holding public office for the next five years, sends ripples through Europe, particularly in the realm of …
French Court’s Decision on Marine Le Pen: Implications for Human Rights in Europe Read More
In Strasbourg, Michael O’Flaherty, the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, urged European nations to bolster their efforts following a freeze in USAID funding by the Trump administration. He …
Europe Must Act: Human Rights Commissioner Calls for Action Amid USAID Freeze Read More
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
Under the aegis of the Luxembourg Presidency of the Committee of Ministers, the European Association for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage (APEJ) marks its 20th anniversary at the Council of …
Celebrating 20 Years of Jewish Heritage Preservation in Europe Read More
In Strasbourg, under the Luxembourg Presidency, the European Association for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage (APEJ) marked its 20th anniversary with a vibrant celebration. This event highlighted the importance of …
Celebrating Jewish Heritage: A 20-Year Journey of Preservation in Europe Read More
Pope Francis’ historic visit to Corsica illuminated the vibrant interplay between faith and culture on this striking island. His call for unity between Christian and secular worlds resonated deeply with …
Pope Francis Emphasizes Harmony of Faith and Culture in Historic Corsica Visit Read More
The recent recognition by the European Union of Venezuelan opposition leaders, Maria Corina Machado and Edmundo González Urrutia, with the prestigious Sakharov Prize underscores a resolute stand against tyranny. This …
Venezuelan Opposition Leaders Honored with EU’s Prestigious Sakharov Prize Read More
In a poignant ceremony, Venezuelan opposition leaders Maria Corina Machado and Edmundo González Urrutia received the prestigious Sakharov Prize from the European Union, celebrating their unwavering fight for democracy in …
Venezuelan Opposition Leaders Honored with EU’s Sakharov Prize for Bravery Read More