It was expected, it has arrived! The online training guide on advocacy towards the European Union that EuroMed Rights has just finalised in three languages (English, French and Arabic) is […]
Conducting advocacy is like taking a trip Read More »
Paranoia, ruthlessness and exploitation are all words which could be associated with the Egyptian government’s contentious relationship with social media.
Fake news or breaking news? Egyptian government’s social media abuse Read More »
An EU Migration Pact, the MED7 Summit to ease tensions in the Mediterranean, and worrying cuts in the EU budget for the coming years… Want to know more? Read what
EU News on the radar Read More »
The summer saw no reduction in the number of migrants who tried to reach Europe. In the absence of legal pathways to Europe and despite the health crisis, many continued
The Arab uprisings that rolled through the Southern Mediterranean region almost ten years ago sparked a historical process. In a clear break with the monopoly on political expression that kings,
The rise of regional powers Read More »
On the 23rd September, together with 14 Civil Society Organisations of the European Coalition to end violence against women and girls, EuroMed Rights sent an open letter to the EU decision-makers
Today, the European Commission has published its “New Pact on Asylum and Migration” which proposes a new policy and legislative framework. With this new plan, the EU is effectively becoming
EU Pact on Migration: a “fresh start” for human rights violations Read More »
Social media can be considered a double-edged sword for the Egyptian human rights movement. It allows individuals and human rights organisations to reach the public and spread a human rights perspective.
Dangerous liaisons: social media as a (flawed) tool of resistance in Egypt Read More »
On 25 August 2020, Bahey Eldin Hassan, a prominent Egyptian human rights defender, and director of the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS) was sentenced in absentia to fifteen
Solidarity Statement For Bahey El Din Hassan Read More »
Since the deadly massive blast at the port of Beirut on 4 August, the “October Revolution” demonstrations against endemic corruption and political mismanagement in Lebanon, which erupted in October 2019,
Facing the abyss, Lebanon takes a leap forward Read More »
