The project of Common European Asylum System (CEAS) aimed to put an end to the lottery, unworthy of States of Law, which people who look for protection in the EU are facing.
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A delegation of Members of the European Parliament issued a strong public statement condemning home demolitions, calling for the recognition of Bedouin villages, and demanding the withdrawal of the government’s Prawer Plan.
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.
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The latest arrests of journalists and activists in Tunisia are further evidence that human rights in the country are at risk of being restricted, Amnesty International has warned.
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Anticipating possible settler reprisals to the evacuation of the Ulpana Hill, human rights organizations call on security services to prepare in advance.
On 5 June 2012, the National Council for Planning and Building issued a decision in which it rejected objections filed by Arab Bedouin citizens of Israel, Adalah, and Bimkom to the Master Plan for Metropolitan Beer el-Sabe.
On April 20, 2012, the Spanish government issued a Royal Decree-Act which among other measures restricts the level of health care access for irregular migrants stipulated in the Foreigners Act.
The legislative elections that took place yesterday, May 10, 2012, in Algeria have been touted as illustrating ‘a process of democratic opening’.
Human rights aim to protect the inherent dignity of the human being and to develop understanding, tolerance and respect for others. All rights bring with them responsibilities – to us, our families, our
