On the occasion of the new European Commission taking office, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) has published country factsheets on the ENP Progress Reports.
New European Commission Should Enforce ‘More for More’ Principle Read More »
Algerian activists convicted on charges of holding an “armed gathering” and violence against the police appear to have been convicted after an unfair trial in which they were unable to challenge the evidence against them.
Algeria: Protesters Convicted In Apparently Unfair Trial Read More »
The EMHRN, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and FIDH reiterate the need to prioritise respect for human rights, including gender equality, and to call on the Algerian authorities to take action in this regard.
On World Refugee Day, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network expresses its grave concern over the continued violations of the rights of refugees in the Euro-Mediterranean region.
The CIHRS, in conjunction with the EMHRN, the OMCT, and the FIDH, organized a special event on the right to peaceful assembly in the Euro-Mediterranean region.
Freedom of assembly Faces dangerous relapse in Egypt, Turkey, and Algeria Read More »
The government punishes peaceful protesters and strikers, including with retaliatory suspensions or dismissals from public service jobs, and arbitrarily arrests and prosecutes union activists on politically motivated charges.
Algeria: Workers’ Rights Trampled Read More »
Mohand Kadi, a young Algerian student, and Moez Benncir, a Tunisian assistant in a publishing company, will appear before the Criminal Court in Algiers accused of participating in a “non-armed gathering”.
Algeria: Two young men arbitrarily detained and prosecuted Read More »
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) strongly condemns the repeated attacks on public freedoms ahead of the presidential election scheduled on 17 April 2014.
Algeria: Violations of the freedom of peaceful assembly during the electoral period Read More »
As the EU sets to evaluate progress made by its southern neighbours, we ring the alarm on the restriction on civil society and the assaults on the rights to freedom of association, assembly and expression sweeping the Arab World.
Assessing EU’s Southern Neighbours: The Erosion of Civil Society in the Euromed Read More »
Algeria should uphold the values of the UN Human Rights Council by allowing UN human rights experts and international human rights NGO to visit the country, five human rights organizations said today.
