Greek Council for Refugees(GCR)
The Greek Council for Refugees (GCR) is an association founded in 1989 with the aim of supporting refugees and asylum seekers in Greece. The main purpose of the GCR is […]
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Tunisian federation for a Two Banks Citizenship (FTCR)
The Federation of Tunisians for a Citizenship of the Two Shores (F.T.C.R.) regroups associations of different activities. They have in common a double geographical reference. The first reference is the
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Tampere Peace Research Institute
The Peace and Conflict Research Institute was founded in Tampere in 1969 by the Finnish Parliament and it set to work in the following year. It became part of the
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Dignity
DIGNITY is an independent human rights and development organization. Founded in 1982, DIGNITY is one of the world’s first anti-torture NGOs and specialized treatment centres for torture survivors. For 40
Action for Equality, Support, Antiracism (KISA)
Action for Equality, Support, Antiracism (KISA) is an NGO based in Cyprus, established in 1998. KISA strives for a secular, all-inclusive, diverse society which adheres to the rule of law,
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Algerian League for the Defence of Human Rights (LADDH)
The Ligue Algérienne pour la Défense des Droits de l’Homme (LADDH) is a national non-profit association governed by the provisions of Law 12/06 of 12 January 2012 on associations. It
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Frontex, poison or antidote to the tragedies in the Mediterranean?
As Malta receives millions of Euros to fund maritime border control operations, members of the FRONTEXIT campaign denounce the security obsession blinding Europe and leading to increasing numbers of deaths.
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Raids on Migrants in Morocco: The End of a Promising Policy?
The EMHRN and FIDH strongly condemn the mass arrests of over 1,200 individuals in northern Morocco and call for an immediate end to such illegal practices and for respect of the human rights of all individuals.
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Denmark: Call to Reject Bill Increasing Refugees’ Vulnerability
The Danish Parliament conducted its second reading of a new amendment to the Danish Aliens Act aimed to limit asylum status granted to refugees; an amendment which would mainly impact refugees from Syria.
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Equal Access to Social, Economic and Cultural Rights: Real Challenge for Migration and Asylum Policies
In the context of growing racism in the Euro-Mediterranean region, EMHRN reiterates the importance of universal access to human rights and denounces the lack of access to social, economic and cultural rights for all.