Mashrek countries
The EMHRN observer at the trial of Sahrawi political prisoners in Morocco will be in Rabat for the second time to monitor the trial of these activists by a military tribunal.
Third trial date for Sahrawi activists in Morocco: EMHRN observer goes out Read More »
On the occasion of the second anniversary of the January 25 Revolution, our organisations express their serious concern over the situation of human rights, democracy and the rule of law in Egypt.
The four country factsheets, respectively on Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya, provide an overview of national legislations regulating migration and asylum issues in each country.
Asylum and Migration in the Maghreb Read More »
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) is pleased to announce that its updated factsheets on migration and asylum in the Maghreb region are now available.
EMHRN Maghreb factsheets now available! Read More »
On the occasion of the International Migrants Day, the EMHRN calls on the international community to act out on the dramatic situation of migrants and refugees stranded at the border between Algeria and Morocco.
Stranded at the Border: Migrants and Refugees Trapped in a No Man’s Land Read More »
EMHRN is deeply concerned over the violence that took place yesterday between supporters and opponents of President Morsi. Opponents include representatives of various national forces protesting against the Constitutional Declaration
We call upon the EU and the government of Tunisia to ensure that any agreement concluded in the context of the partnership on migrations is based on the unconditional guarantee of the rights of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers.
EU-Tunisia Mobility Partnership Reduced mobility without rights Read More »
Our organisations are urging the EU to give greater priority to human rights and to make this issue, including gender equality and democratic reforms, a priority of the agenda of the Association Council.
EU-Algeria Association Council: Priority to Human Rights! Read More »
EMHRN observer at the trial of Sahrawi political prisoners in Rabat has worries about 24 Sahrawi political activists being hauled up before a military tribunal and the conditions in which the 24 accused are being held.
EMHRN Observer’s Misgivings Moroccan political activists to be court-martialled Read More »
The EMHRN and the FIDH strongly regret the cancellation of an invitation of leading Egyptian human rights NGOs, including our members and partners organisations, to participate in the civil society roundtable.
EU-Egypt Task Force: Why would Human Rights NGOs be excluded? Read More »
