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.
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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 »
On the eve of the meeting between Catherine Ashton and Jose Manuel Barroso with Ali Laarayedh, the FIDH and the EMHRN are voicing their concerns about the persistence and even increases in violations of human rights.
The EMHRN and the ENGP welcome all initiatives aimed at strengthening the role of women in society, protecting and promoting women’s rights and women’s equal participation with men in political, economic and cultural life.
Memorandum in view of the Third ministerial meeting of the Union for the Mediterranean Read More »
The EMHRN and its members and partner organisations in Tunisia, strongly urge the Tunisian Government and the EU to involve civil society actors in the implementation and follow-up of the objectives of the Tunisia-EU Action Plan adopted.
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The undersigned organisations condemn the arbitrary decision to prevent a delegation of human rights activists and independent union members from leaving Algeria to attend the 13th World Social Forum.
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Marking the International Women’s Day, the EMHRN says that women living in South-East Mediterranean countries are seeing their rights increasingly violated, despite promises of change in the aftermath of the revolutions that shook the region.
International Women’s Day in the Euro-med Read More »
As the European Council meets 7 and 8 February, the EMHRN reminds the Heads of State and Government of the EU of their pledge to promote human rights in the southern Mediterranean countries.
EU marks ‘Arab Spring’ two years on: Time to walk the talk! Read More »
The Euro Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) condemns the assassination of Chokri Belaïd and extends its deepest condolences and sympathy to his loved ones and to all democrats in Tunisia.
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The four country factsheets, respectively on Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya, provide an overview of national legislations regulating migration and asylum issues in each country.
Asylum and Migration in the Maghreb Read More »
