The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) is pleased to announce that its updated factsheets on migration and asylum in the Maghreb region are now available.
EMHRN Maghreb factsheets now available! Read More »
We call upon the EU and the government of Tunisia to ensure that any agreement concluded in the context of the partnership on migrations is based on the unconditional guarantee of the rights of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers.
EU-Tunisia Mobility Partnership Reduced mobility without rights Read More »
The Mission aims at doing so by providing concrete support to EMHRN members as well as to new national civil society actors shaping the Tunisian landscape.
About Mission in Tunisia Read More »
In May 2011 the European Commission presented its new European Neighbourhood Policy and its communication A Dialogue for Migration, Mobility, and Security with the Southern Mediterranean Countries.
Tunisia has been credited with having the most effective democratic transition in the region. This now risks being derailed by the reintroduction of repressive laws.
Tunisia’s Setback in Freedom of Expression Read More »
On the occasion of World Refugee Day, the EMHRN warns that refugees continue to see their rights violated by regimes both in the North and the South of the Mediterranean.
World Refugee Day – Forgotten, Exposed and Stranded: The Plight Continues Read More »
The participants to the 9th General Assembly of the EMHRN call on His Excellency President Moncef Marzouki of Tunisia not to extradite Baghdadi Mahmoudi, former head of the Libyan government, to Libya.
The EMHRN with the collaboration of AMDH and OMDH convened a seminar in Rabat/ Morocco in February 2012 on the theme of “Reform of Judiciaries in the Wake of Arab Spring”.
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Highly concerned with the marginalisation of women, 25 activists representing human rights and women’s rights organisations in the Euro-med region, met to discuss how to mobilise and join forces to counteract this worrying trend.
Where are the women? Read More »
More than a year after the Tunisian revolution and Z. BEN ALI’s demise, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) Executive Committee convened in Tunis on 24, 25 and 26 February 2012.
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