The legislative elections that took place yesterday, May 10, 2012, in Algeria have been touted as illustrating ‘a process of democratic opening’.
On the occasion of the EU-Morocco Association Council meeting taking place today, the EMHRN calls upon the EU to continue to monitor the constitutional reforms that have recently taken place in Morocco.
Morocco after the Arab Spring: Human Rights Warrant Continued Vigilance Read More »
APRODEV, CIDSE, EMHRN and the Quaker Council for European Affairs call on the members of the European Parliament involved in the international trade committee to postpone its assent to ACAA.
EMHRN commemorates International Women’s Day. The celebration comes in the context of uprisings for democracy in the Southern Mediterranean region and the economic crisis in Europe.
Transitional governments should ensure women get their full rights Read More »
More than a year after the Tunisian revolution and Z. BEN ALI’s demise, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) Executive Committee convened in Tunis on 24, 25 and 26 February 2012.
EMHRN Executive Committee Meets in Tunis Read More »
Our organisations are deeply concerned about the fact that human rights defenders, in particular union activists, remain the targets of harassment by the authorities.
The EMHRN and its Algerian affiliates – the CFDA and the LADDH – are of the opinion that Law 12-06, the new associations law, does not guarantee the rights of Algerian associations.
Memorandum : Assessment of Law 12-06 of 12 January 2012 on associations Read More »
In its new report, the EMHRN debunks the myth behind the so called ‘Tunisian miracle’ by exposing the depth of the structural failures the Ben Ali regime had tried to cover up for more than two decades.
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) celebrates the opening of the offices of its Mission in Tunisia, this Saturday, September 17th, in Tunis.
A year ago, for the first time in the Arab world since independence, popular uprisings toppled authoritarian regimes that were thought to be invincible.
EMHRN Declaration for the Anniversary of the Tunisian Revolution Read More »
