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The Egyptian revolution was hailed internationally as an admirable and justifiable act by the Egyptian people to demand social justice and freedoms that they have been denied for decades.
Egypt : About the crackdown on civil society Read More »
The Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders (FIDH and OMCT), and the EMHRN welcome the release of blogger Maikel Nabil, which follows the release of another blogger, Alaa Abdel-Fatah.
A delegation of the EMHRN travelled through the governorates of Medenine and Tataouine to assess the evolution of the associative life in the south of Tunisia and analyse the needs of associations there.
Field mission to Southern Tunisia (27-29 December 2011) Read More »
To mark the first anniversary of the beginning of the Tunisian revolution, a delegation of the EMHRN in Tunisia, accompanied by the Regional Consultant of the Euro-Med Foundation for the Support of Human Rights Defenders, travelled to the southeast of Tunisia.
One day ahead of the first anniversary of the Egyptian revolution, the EMHRN seizes this opportunity to acknowledge the struggle and sacrifices made by the Egyptian people, ever since the outbreak of the 25 Jan.
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A coalition of ten international and national NGOs today addressed French Prime Minister François Fillon in a public letter calling for Alkarama’s executive director Dr Mourad Dhina not be extradited to Algeria, where he risks torture.
The CIHRS and the EMHRN organized a conference on April 16 and 17, 2011, titled “Towards Establishing a Vision for the Independence and Impartiality of the Egyptian Judiciary.”
In its new report, the EMHRN debunks the myth behind the so called ‘Tunisian miracle’ by exposing the depth of the structural failures the Ben Ali regime had tried to cover up for more than two decades.
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) celebrates the opening of the offices of its Mission in Tunisia, this Saturday, September 17th, in Tunis.
A year ago, for the first time in the Arab world since independence, popular uprisings toppled authoritarian regimes that were thought to be invincible.
EMHRN Declaration for the Anniversary of the Tunisian Revolution Read More »
