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This report dives into the challenges brought by the EU-Tunisia Migration Agreements made to manage irregular migration, including lack of human rights safeguards for migrants, ethics in EU funding, efficient enforcement mechanisms and transparency. Recommendations are provided in order for future EU migration agreements to align with adequate safeguards for human rights.
READ MORE1 Oct
This report critically assesses France’s legal response to rape, comparing its national frameworks with international and European standards. Despite notable progress in addressing sexual violence, shortcomings remain in French legislation, which does not fully meet the obligations outlined in international conventions such as CEDAW and the Istanbul Convention. The analysis identifies key areas for reform to improve victim protection, ensure justice, and uphold France’s commitments under human rights law
READ MORE1 Jul
This report examines the progress and challenges in regulating AI technologies at international, regional, and national levels, to ensure that AI advancements do not come at the cost of women's rights and equality.
READ MORE1 Jun
Afghanistan's women are facing severe setbacks in their rights following the Taliban's return to power, which has led to significant restrictions on education, freedom of movement, and overall well-being. This report examines the complex history and current state of women's rights in Afghanistan, highlighting their resilience and ongoing struggle for dignity amidst oppressive policies. The resurgence of the Taliban has reignited global concern for women's rights, emphasising the urgent need for international support and solidarity in safeguarding their fundamental rights and empowering them for a just future.
READ MORE24 Apr
The UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women has criticized a global epidemic of femicide, with recent events like the murder of Mahsa Alimi and the overturning of Roe vs […]
READ MORE1 Mar
In spite of the existence of international, regional and national instruments to counter feminicide and in spite of civil society's increased awareness of its roots, women continue to be killed by patriarchy. The report highlights not only the nature of the phenomenon and the legal instruments to tackle it, but also the obstacles, concluding with recommendations on how to break them down.
READ MORE1 Feb
Since 1957, the European Union (EU) has been a key player in promoting gender equality, establishing comprehensive frameworks and empowering women within its member states. The EU supports women’s sexual […]
READ MORE1 Jun
The LGBTQIA+ community's rights in the European framework are influenced by various factors, including rising hate speech, anti-LGBTQIA+ rhetoric, and political instability. This has led to violent incidents and persecutions, forcing LGBTQIA+ people to flee persecutions. Despite this, national human rights institutions and courthouses are working to protect and promote LGBTQIA+ rights. In 2021, the European Parliament declared the EU an "LGBTIQ Freedom Zone" and denounced all forms of violence or discrimination against persons based on their sex or sexual orientation. However, Hungary's regressive behavior against LGBTQIA+ rights has worsened conditions, with the Hungarian National Parliament adopting constitutional amendments that further restrain the rights of the LGBTQIA+ community. This report aims to analyze the current European framework of LGBTQIA+ rights, their state, and implementation in EU and non-EU countries, sharing national regulations, best practices, and experiences to ensure inclusivity and equality for the LGBTQIA+ community.
READ MORE1 May
Europe is a major player in international and regional migration, making a comprehensive and long-term immigration policy a priority. The EU has been working to address the largest migratory flow […]
READ MORE1 Jan
Hungary has been consistently violating international law since the election of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in 2010, targeting minorities’ rights and democracy. In 2021, the government targeted migrants, asylum seekers, […]
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