A delegation of the EMHRN was in Ankara where it met with its member organisation IHD, the Ministry of Justice, the National Human Rights Institute, the EU Delegation and representatives of the European Parliament.
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The Iraqi and Turkish authorities should immediately re-open border crossings where more than 10,000 Syrians have been stranded for weeks and allow all those wishing to seek asylum to cross without delay, HRW said today.
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The undersigned organisations express their deepest concern regarding the decision of the court to place in detention 28 trade union members, including Osman Işçi.
The staff, board and members of PCATI are extremely concerned about the welfare of Mr. Osman Işçi and other human rights defenders recently arrested or are under threat of arrest.
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Rights of the child violated in the Evros region.Every day in the Evros region at the Greek-Turkish Border, tens of children are locked up simply because they do not hold the right documentation.
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Osman İşçi, the EMHRN (Avrupa-Akdeniz İnsan Hakları Ağı) executive member and the Human Rights Association’s International Relations former expert, was reportedly detained in Ankara Province.
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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.
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The EMHRN sent a delegation to Istanbul and Ankara to discuss and promote the findings of its latest report, Freedom Through Association: Freedom of Association of Groups defending Minority Rights in Turkey.
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A close examination of recent developments in the Euro-Mediterranean region reveals that freedom of association has experienced setbacks in the past few years and there has been very little positive development worth
Published by the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network in anticipation of the Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial Conference to review the Ministerial Conclusions to Strengthen the Role of Women in Society (commonly referred to as
