Yesterday, a group of international non-governmental organisations, the European Union, the British Council and the EMHRN, launched a new 100% NGO platform, the most important of its kind in Tunisia.
Launch of “Jamaity.org”: The largest NGO Platform in Tunisia 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 »
Representatives of the EU, its member states and Tunisia are set to sign a ‘Mobility Partnership’. It will be the sixth agreement to be signed by the EU, with similar agreements already signed with other countries.
EU-Tunisia Mobility Partnership: Externalisation policy in disguise Read More »
This publication is the first part of a Regional Study on Freedom of Assembly in the Euro‑Mediterranean Region. It specifically deals with the legislative framework that enshrines the right to assembly in different countries.
The Right to Freedom of Assembly in the Euro-Mediterranean region Read More »
This conference aimed to assess violence against women; remind States of their national, regional and international commitments to fight gender-based violence and make concrete recommendations for ending impunity.
Violence against Women: Crimes and Impunity – Final Declaration Read More »
Ahead of the European Council summit, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network calls on the heads of State and government to abandon security-oriented and repressive asylum and immigration policy.
The new shipwreck of a boat in which at least 300 passengers perished or disappeared very near to Lampedusa, was not caused by fate. In 2010, in the same place, two simultaneous shipwrecks resulted in close to 400 victims.
Lampedusa : murderous Europe Read More »
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) is alarmed at the impact that extending the Seahorse Mediterraneo maritime surveillance programme would have on migrants’ and refugees’ rights.
ARTICLE 19 fully supports the strike observed by Tunisian public radio journalists to protest against the unilateral appointments of the head of public radio, and denounce the interference of management in editorial positions.
Tunisia: Article 19 supports radio strike for political interference Read More »
The EMHRN strongly condemns the assassination of Tunisian opposition leader Mohammed Brahmi and extends its deepest condolences and sympathy to his family, his loved ones and to all democrats in Tunisia.
Opposition Leader Killed in Tunisia Read More »
