On the eve of the meeting between Catherine Ashton and Jose Manuel Barroso with Ali Laarayedh, the FIDH and the EMHRN are voicing their concerns about the persistence and even increases in violations of human rights.
Deeply concerned about the situation in Syria, EMHRN and CIHRS with support of Syrian Human Rights and Democracy, made an oral intervention at the UN Human Rights Council on the occasion of the release of the latest report on Syria.
EMHRN, CIHRS: Joint Statement on Syria Read More »
The EMHRN and the ENGP welcome all initiatives aimed at strengthening the role of women in society, protecting and promoting women’s rights and women’s equal participation with men in political, economic and cultural life.
Memorandum in view of the Third ministerial meeting of the Union for the Mediterranean Read More »
In view of 23rd session of the UN Human Rights Council, a group of Human Rights organisations submitted two statements in which they gave a worrying account on the escalating human rights violations in Syria.
13 NGOs at UN Human Rights Council: ‘Impunity Fuels Conflict in Syria’ Read More »
The EMHRN is watching with mounting concern and dismays the serious violations of women’s and girls’ rights in Syria, especially those who have been displaced inside the country and sought refuge in neighbouring countries.
Urgent action for Syrian women Read More »
The EMHRN and its members and partner organisations in Tunisia, strongly urge the Tunisian Government and the EU to involve civil society actors in the implementation and follow-up of the objectives of the Tunisia-EU Action Plan adopted.
The Tunisia – EU Privileged Partnership Read More »
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) calls on the Egyptian authorities to urgently repeal the draft NGO law and adopt a law which is compliance with international human rights standards.
The fifty-seventh session of the Commission on the Status of Women took place at United Nations Headquarters in New York from 4 to 15 March 2013.
Conclusions of CSW 57th Session Read More »
Following EU High Representative Ashton’s address on Egypt at the European Parliament, EMHRN welcomes the plea by MEPs that the EU withhold direct financial aid to Egypt until Morsi’s government demonstrates real progress in human rights.
Ashton Challenged by MEPs on Egypt Read More »
In view of the upcoming debate on Egypt at the European Parliament with Catherine Ashton, the EMHRN is urging the EU to exercise maximum leverage on the Egyptian government in the context of a receding human rights climate plaguing the country.
Human Rights Compromised in Egypt: What will it take for the EU to Act on its Values? Read More »
