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.
Four Syrian activists abducted, apparently in relation to their human rights and humanitarian work, must be released immediately and unconditionally, 16 human rights organizations said today.
On the occasion of International Human Rights Day, the EMHRN is launching today its Regional Study on the Right to Freedom of Assembly in the Euro-Mediterranean Region.
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This publication is the first part of a Regional Study on Freedom of Assembly in the Euro‑Mediterranean Region. It specifically deals with the legislative framework that enshrines the right to assembly in different countries.
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The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network’s Executive Committee Member Osman İşçi, together with 71 other union members, face their third hearing before the 13th Heavy Penal Court of Ankara.
The Syrian government should immediately release human rights defenders, Mazen Darwish, Hussein Ghareer and Hani Al-Zitani, members of the SCM, and drop all the charges against them.
Israeli violations of international law and international humanitarian law in the oPt continued during the reporting period (07 – 13 November 2013)
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In view of the ENP progress report for Egypt (2013), taking into account the deteriorating human rights situation on the ground, EMHRN recommends the following human rights priorities as key recommendations for 2014.
The ITUC, PSI, the IUF, the CISA, the Solidarity Center from AFL-CIO and the EMHRN express their solidarity with independent Algerian trade unionists who are fighting for the defense of freedom of association.
Israeli violations of international law and international humanitarian law in the oPt continued during the reporting period (29 August – 04 September 2013).
ARTICLE 19 fully supports the strike observed by Tunisian public radio journalists to protest against the unilateral appointments of the head of public radio, and denounce the interference of management in editorial positions.
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