EuroMed Rights releases the third part of its report on the external impact the new EU Pact on Asylum and Migration will have.
Fresh start, renewed risks: the external dimension of the EU Migration Pact Read More »
Ten years ago, as protests erupted in Tunisia and similar movements sprung up across the MENA region, women defied the expected odds and took to the streets alongside men to
Ten years on, women’s voices still going strong Read More »
In 2011, one main takeaway from the Arab uprisings for the EU was that cosying up to dictators while supporting civil society superficially, but not in a meaningful, political way,
Egypt: Ten years since Tahrir square, the EU repeats the same mistakes Read More »
The mass protests, starting from Tunisia, that shook the Arab world ten years ago voiced two demands: dignity and bread for all on the one side, and civil and political
For success, Arab uprisings need social progress Read More »
Since the 2011 revolution, Tunisia has achieved considerable progress in terms of human rights and fundamental freedoms but political, economic and social instability remain.
Tunisian revolution: onwards! Read More »
Open letter to the EU and its member states regarding the human rights situation in Egypt.
EU-Egypt: Business as usual no longer an option Read More »
Open letter to EU High Representative Borrell and EU Council President Michel ahead of their meetings with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu on 21-22 January 2021.
As the International Criminal Court prepares to investigate alleged crimes in Palestine, EuroMed Rights looks into the legal obligations of the EU in terms of its cooperation with the Court.
Palestine/ICC: What legal obligations for EU and Member States? Read More »
20 years after the establishment of International Migrants Day, in Europe border protection now takes precedence over human rights, as evidenced in this photo report.
With the forgotten migrants of the Canary islands Read More »
Tomorrow, Friday 18 December 2020, marks the 1,144th day of detention for human rights defender Osman Kavala.
New Kavala hearing: a symptom of Turkey’s gangrened justice system Read More »
