The space available for civil society organisations working to promote, defend and protect human rights in the Euro-Mediterranean region has steadily declined over past three years, as has access to justice and accountability for citizens in the region.
In light of Egypt’s alarming record of severe human rights violations, often “justified” in the name of counterterrorism, the undersigned civil society organizations are appalled at the European Union’s determination […]
In Turkey, counterterrorism measures have long been used to prevent the work carried out by civil society organisations. In 2021, the situation worsened for these organisations since the adoption, on
Turkey’s biased use of counter-terrorist measures Read More »
Early 2022 in Algeria: in a country which has witnessed a wave of sweeping protests in the past three years, human rights and public freedoms are increasingly deteriorating. Individuals, political
Algerian civil rights movement counterattacks against mounting repression Read More »
We, the undersigned organizations call on Egyptian President Abdelfattah Al-Sisi to immediately quash the verdicts against seven arbitrarily detained human rights defenders, activists and politicians, convicted of bogus charges and
Egypt: Quash Verdicts and Stop Unfair Trials by Emergency Courts Read More »
EuroMed Rights condemns the ongoing crackdown on human rights defenders and independent civil society organisations in Egypt, which struggle for their very survival.
Egypt: Draconian NGO Law forces ANHRI to suspend its activities Read More »
Egyptian authorities should cease the harassment and persecution of prominent human rights defender and journalist, Hossam Bahgat, who faces abusive charges intended to punish him solely for exercising his right to
Egypt: End Harassment of Rights Defender Read More »
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased difficulties for civil society’s voice to be heard, at a time when there are some many demands for change from so many people around the
2020, a “gap year” for civil society? Read More »
Human rights organizations are gravely concerned by the Lebanese authorities’ recent attempts to silence and discredit Mohammed Sablouh, a human rights lawyer defending victims of torture and Syrian refugees facing
On 22 September, by issuing an emergency decree, Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed gave himself full powers until further notice. By making the validity of the 2014 Constitution articles conditional on
Tunisia: Constitutional order must be restored! Read More »
Copenhagen – Brussels – Tunis, 27 August 2021 Since 25 July 2021, EuroMed Rights, its Tunisian members and partners have been closely following the political situation in Tunisia after the Assembly
Tunisia: What future for human rights and democracy? Read More »
