Mashrek countries
Turkish Prime Minister is due in Brussels to address Turkey’s accession talks with the EU. The EMHRN seizes the opportunity to call on the Turkish authorities to stop criminalising peaceful protest in Turkey.
Turkish Prime Minister’s visit to Brussels: Peaceful protesters are NO criminals! Read More »
More than sixty Syrian women from a number of Syrian districts and governorates met and issued the Syrian Women’s Charter outlining their shared vision for Syrian women, for the future Syrian state, and for peace.
Syrian Women Issue Charter for Peace in Damascus Ahead of Geneva II Conference Read More »
We remain gravely concerned about the prominent human rights lawyer’s continued arbitrary detention and the continuous harassment targeting human rights defenders in the country.
Turkey: Four years on, Muharrem Erbey still in pre-trial detention Read More »
Six Arab revolutions, “Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, Yemen and Syria”, carried the same mottoes demanding change, freedom, human dignity and social justice.
Impunity following Four Arab Revolutions Read More »
The EMHRN and Oxfam join Egyptian civil society organizations in expressing grave concern about the raid on the Egyptian Center for Economic and Social Rights (ECESR), on 18 December 2013.
The EMHRN and the Gulf Centre for Human Rights (GCHR) express their deep concern following the arbitrary detention of human rights defender, Abdulhadi Sheikh Awad.
Syria- Ongoing arbitrary detention of human rights defender Abdulhadi Sheikh Awad Read More »
On the occasion of the International Migrants Day, the EMHRN is launching its report: “Maghnia: Crossing the Uncrossable Border” highlighting the deplorable situation of Sub-Saharan migrants at the Algeria-Moroccan border.
International Migrants Day 2013: Maghnia, life at a crossroads Read More »
In November 2012 and June 2013, the EMHRN commissioned two missions to Maghnia, an Algerian city bordering Morocco, to investigate the conditions of its Sub-Saharan migrant and refugee population.
Maghnia: Crossing the Uncrossable Border Read More »
Turkish authorities have committed grave human rights violations on a massive scale against the freedom of peaceful assembly and peaceful demonstration in an attempt to crush the protests at Gezi park.
EMHRN Report on the ‘Gezi Park’ protest movement in Turkey and its repression Read More »
Four Syrian activists abducted, apparently in relation to their human rights and humanitarian work, must be released immediately and unconditionally, 16 human rights organizations said today.
