Commissioner Cecilia Malmström met the Turkish ambassador in Brussels to officially initial – in other words preliminarily agree on – a readmission agreement between the European Union and Turkey.
EU Turkey Readmission Agreement Read More »
In view of the EU-Israel Informal Human Rights Working Group meeting, the EMHRN would like to draw your attention to several human rights violations committed inside Israel.
EMHRN Note ahead of the EU-Israel Informal Human Rights Working Group meeting Read More »
A victim of trafficking in Cyprus has been deported illegally instead of being protected as per the law and according to the European and other international conventions that Cyprus has ratified.
Victim of Trafficking: Deported instead of being protected Read More »
The four country factsheets, respectively on Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya, provide an overview of national legislations regulating migration and asylum issues in each country.
Asylum and Migration in the Maghreb Read More »
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) is pleased to announce that its updated factsheets on migration and asylum in the Maghreb region are now available.
EMHRN Maghreb factsheets now available! Read More »
“Cyprus must act. History tells us that migration has been an essential ingredient of growth and development of many countries. It is already essential to economic survival of this country.”
KISA-International Migrant’s Day Read More »
On the occasion of the International Migrants Day, the EMHRN calls on the international community to act out on the dramatic situation of migrants and refugees stranded at the border between Algeria and Morocco.
Stranded at the Border: Migrants and Refugees Trapped in a No Man’s Land Read More »
The project of Common European Asylum System (CEAS) aimed to put an end to the lottery, unworthy of States of Law, which people who look for protection in the EU are facing.
Open letter to members of the European Parliament Read More »
We call upon the EU and the government of Tunisia to ensure that any agreement concluded in the context of the partnership on migrations is based on the unconditional guarantee of the rights of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers.
EU-Tunisia Mobility Partnership Reduced mobility without rights Read More »
Two years after the attack on the 2010 Rainbow Festival: Justice delayed for victims of racist violence and for KISA’s Executive Director.
Open letter to Cyprus’s Ministry of Justice Read More »
