Euro-Med Rights expresses its grave concern over the recurrent tragedies that the Mediterranean has been witnessing, and issues and a Position Paper on Refuges from Syrian calling on Europe to facilitate their access to protection.
On Refugee Day: Many Flee Persecution to Perish in the Mediterranean Read More »
In June 2014, EuroMed Rights (EMHRN) published a Position Paper on refugees from Syria. A year later, the situation has dramatically worsened with almost 12 million people displaced, 4 million of
Position Paper on Refugees from Syria 2015 (Updated) Read More »
Centre for Legal Aid – Voice in Bulgaria (CLA) works to promote the rights of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers on the territory of Bulgaria, through legal assistance and advocacy.
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Israel must honour its international obligations and stop coercing Eritreans and Sudanese asylum-seekers into returning “voluntarily” to their homelands or third countries where violations abound.
Israel: Cease Coercing Refugees into Leaving Read More »
As the European Parliament is set to look at the Commission’s ‘bold’ Agenda on Migration, the European Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) warns of its many pitfalls and shortcomings.
European Agenda on Migration Missed Opportunity to Protect Rights and Save Lives Read More »
SNAPAP works with affiliated unions to promote free collective bargaining, to protect workers’ rights, and to fight for gender equality, equity and dignity for all. It supoorts affiliated unions through union
National Autonomous Union of Public Administration Staff (SNAPAP) Read More »
The civil society organizations, working within Palestinian communities in Lebanon, have monitored and documented a number of cases of Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon whose work permits were not renewed.
Open Letter Concerning the Renewal of Work Permits for Palestinian Refugees Read More »
Amid public shock and anger at the tragic death of more than 900 people including refugees fleeing war and persecution in Syria, Eritrea, Somalia and Libya, the EU Council held an ”emergency” summit.
Faced with another Tragedy at Sea, EU Evades its Responsibility Again Read More »
Ahead of the EU’s extraordinary summit, the EMHRN is calling on the 28 Heads of States and Governments to urgently reconsider the proposed package of measures to tackle the humanitarian crisis in the Mediterranean.
On Sunday 12 April 2015, 400 people lost their lives in a shipwreck off the Italian coasts. The number of victims outnumbers by far the tragic events of October 2013, when 366 migrants drowned near Lampedusa.
