National conference on violence against women On 3 June 2016, EuroMed Rights organised a national conference to present its publication “Violences à l’égard des femmes : lois du genre” (Violence against […]
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In order to have education policies evolve, it is necessary to take into consideration all the dimensions integrated in the school books, which are educational tools at first, but also
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On 30 May 2016, the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) of the European Parliament will discuss the proposed amendments to the proposal for a regulation by
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LETTER TO TUNISIANS Tunisians, in shock and horror over the recent terrorist attacks, have demanded strong and determined measures to eliminate terrorism. They understandably identify terrorism as a threat to
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Human rights and civil society: essential to bilateral relations between Tunisia and the EU Brussels, 18 April 2016 – On 18 April 2016, the twelfth session of the EU-Tunisia Association
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International Day for Women’s rights On this International Women’s Day, EuroMed Rights gives an overview of the situation with regard to violence against women in the Euro-Mediterranean region. From
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Tunisia: Three Years for Homosexuality 6 Students Subjected to Anal Examinations Tunis, December 16, 2015 – A Tunisian court sentenced six students accused of sodomy to three years in prison
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25/11/2015 – Euro Med Rights severely condemns the attack that struck the heart of Tunis last night, 24 November 2015. EuroMed Rights extends its sincere condolences to the families of
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Tunis, August 1, 2015 – Tunisia’s new counterterrorism law imperils human rights and lacks the necessary safeguards against abuse, eight nongovernmental organisations said today. The law grants security forces broad
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Our organizations do not intend to minimize the necessity for a strong response with regard to security and the prevention of acts of terrorism, which are increasingly numerous in several countries, both in northern and southern regions of the planet.
