The Federation of Tunisians for a Citizenship of the Two Shores (F.T.C.R.) regroups associations of different activities. They have in common a double geographical reference. The first reference is the […]
Tunisian federation for a Two Banks Citizenship (FTCR) Read More »
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) strongly condemns the attack perpetrated at the Bardo Museum in Tunis on Wednesday 18 March 2015. Whoever the authors may have been, the sole purpose of such an act of violence was to destabilize a country which has chosen the path of democracy.
The EMHRN exhorts governments across the Euromed to seize this opportunity to renew their commitment to zero impunity for violence against women, with a particular focus on women’s rights defenders.
Commemorating IWD 2015 in the Euro-Med: Zero Impunity for Violence Against Women! Read More »
On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, EMHRN rings the alarm on the sharp increase in gender-based violence and the impunity for it in the Euro-Mediterranean region.
On the occasion of the new European Commission taking office, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) has published country factsheets on the ENP Progress Reports.
New European Commission Should Enforce ‘More for More’ Principle Read More »
We express our support for the HAICA and reiterate their full support to efforts to regulate the audio-visual scene , in order to ensure the independence, pluralism and diversity of the media in Tunisia.
Tunisia: Independence of HAICA should be protected Read More »
We condemn the lack of transparency in the negotiation process which did not involve civil society actors, many of whom have been active on issues directly relevant to the ‘Mobility Partnership’ agreement.
Tunisia-EU Mobility Partnership Read More »
During the 2011 protests, Syrian women have been exposed to arbitrary detention, enforced disappearances, torture, sexual violence and summary executions among other acts of violence, as seen on a recent EMHRN report.
International Women’s Day: Violence rises, impunity prevails Read More »
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the EMHRN published its regional report that alerts violence against women has dramatically increased in the Euro-Mediterranean region during the recent years.
The ANHRI today denounced the ongoing attacks on journalists, media professionals, and opinion makers either by citizens or state apparatus employees, due to practicing their work.
Tunisia Following the Attack on Journalist “Sofiane Ben Farhat” Read More »
