06/03/2025 – 02/04/2025
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Joint statement: Tunisia’s withdrawal of individuals’ and NGOs’ access to the African Court marks a serious setback for human rights accountability
The undersigned Tunisian and international civil society organizations condemn the Tunisian government’s decision to withdraw its declaration under Article 34(6) of the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and
Urgent Call to Reinstate Ceasefire in Gaza and Ensure Unrestricted Humanitarian Aid
Horrific images have been emerging from Gaza since dawn on March 18, revealing the scale of mass atrocities unfolding in real time. Reports confirmed that over 500 people, including more than 180
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The EU Must Prioritise Justice, Accountability, and Civil Society in Syria’s Transition
As the Brussels 9 Conference on Syria convenes today, bringing together key international stakeholders to discuss the future of EU engagement with Syria, we, the undersigned human rights and civil
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Türkiye: Repression of opposition Voices intensifies
In recent weeks, as part of its crackdown on social and political opposition, the Turkish government has intensified its systematic repression, increasing pressure on civil society organizations, political parties, human
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The EU-Israel Association Council: A missed opportunity to uphold international law
The statement does not necessarily reflect the stance of all the members of EuroMed Rights On 24 February 2025, during the EU-Israel Association Council meeting, the EU missed a crucial
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On March 8, International Women’s Rights Day, EuroMed Rights publishes a Joint Position Paper on femicides in Maghreb.
Recognizing that femicides know no borders, this position paper is part of a broader feminist mobilization across the Euro-Mediterranean region, where feminicides remain one of the most extreme expressions of