Brussels, 20 June 2019 To mark World Refugee Day, EuroMed Rights focuses on the current practice of stopping people from disembarking ships/boats on the Mediterranean Sea shoreline, particularly in Tunisia. […]
World Refugee Day – Deadlock at sea, obstacles to the right of asylum: the Tunisian case Read More »
Tunis, 04 June 2019 EuroMed Rights and the signatory organisations wish to reinforce their support for the organisations that have already expressed their deepest concerns about the situation of the
Press Release Tunis, 10 October 2018 The Assembly of People’s Representatives adopted yesterday, Tuesday 9 October 2018, the Organic Law on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination in
Press Release Brussels, 27 September 2018 Today the Italian Minister of Interior, Matteo Salvini, visits the Tunisian President, Beji Caid Essebsi, and the Minister of the Interior, Hechem Fourati, in
EuroMed Rights on today’s visit of Matteo Salvini in Tunisia Read More »
Press Release Brussels, 21 September 2018 EuroMed Rights joins the petition of its member, the Forum Tunisien pour les droits Economiques et Sociales (FTDES), asking for the immediate release of
We call for the immediate release of the six fishermen arrested in Italy Read More »
To classify a country as a “safe country of origin” – or “safe third country” – means that no risk of persecution exists in principle for nationals of that country
No to enlisting countries as “safe”! Right of asylum in danger! Read More »
Press Release 01 August 2018 In response to the Ministry of Justice’s draft law creating a national registry of institutions, which will be discussed and approved in the People’s
Press Release Brussels, 27 July 2018 The two-week ordeal continues for the 40 people currently on board the Sarost V. The migrants, recovered by a Tunisian vessel after they were
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Press Release Brussels, 4 July 2018 Despite strong warnings by the European Data Protection Supervisor, the European Parliament, at its plenary session in Strasbourg, has voted today on the controversial
A very special International Women’s Day will be celebrated this year. In the past few months, thousands of women have dared to break the silence and denounce the violence and
International Women’s Day, Meeting our Members Read More »
