The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) organised a mission to Morocco and Western Sahara from 14 to 21 September 2014 to assess the human rights situation.
Human Rights Situation in Morocco and the Western Sahara Read More »
The CIHRS, the EMHRN, the FIDH, and their Syrian partners delivered an oral intervention on Syria before the UN Human Rights Council on Tuesday morning, March 17.
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) strongly condemns the attack perpetrated at the Bardo Museum in Tunis on Wednesday 18 March 2015. Whoever the authors may have been, the sole purpose of such an act of violence was to destabilize a country which has chosen the path of democracy.
The EMHRN and the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, a joint programme of FIDH and the OMCT, denounce the serious violations of the right to a fair trial during the last hearing against nine activists.
Algeria: The authorities must stop harassing labour rights activists Read More »
Documentation efforts by Syrian human rights groups indicate that several thousands of women have been detained, while hundreds remain in captivity, often without any contact with the outside world.
Confined, Abused and Instrumentalised: Detention of Women in Syria Read More »
The EMHRN exhorts governments across the Euromed to seize this opportunity to renew their commitment to zero impunity for violence against women, with a particular focus on women’s rights defenders.
Commemorating IWD 2015 in the Euro-Med: Zero Impunity for Violence Against Women! Read More »
On 2-5 March 2015, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) conducted a mission to Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory headed by EMHRN President Michel Tubiana.
The Israeli Supreme Court overturned the decision of the Central Elections Committee to disqualify MK Haneen Zoabi from the upcoming elections but it is not enough to reverse the damage already done.
Zoabi’s Case: An Injustice the Court Did Not Fix Read More »
In an ongoing crackdown on dissent, Egypt’s Judiciary has levelled hefty prison sentences against Alaa Abdel Fattah and his co-defendants in a trial lacking the most basic standards of fairness.
Egypt: Unabated Judicial Crackdown on Activists Read More »
As Malta receives millions of Euros to fund maritime border control operations, members of the FRONTEXIT campaign denounce the security obsession blinding Europe and leading to increasing numbers of deaths.
Frontex, poison or antidote to the tragedies in the Mediterranean? Read More »
