Archive

30 Jun

Women’s Rights in Afghanistan: A Periodic Review

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.

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24 Apr

2024 European Elections: What is at Stake for Women’s Rights in Europe

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 […]

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1 Feb

A Feminist Europe, Dream or Reality?

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 […]

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1 Jun

The European Framework on LGBTQIA+ Rights

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, […]

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1 May

The European Framework on Migration, Asylum and Refugee Status

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 […]

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1 Jan

Minority Rights Violations in Hungary

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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