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Recommendations by Amnesty International to the Council of Europe …
22/10/2010 – Amnesty International’s written contribution to the Counvil of Europe High-level meeting on Roma and Travellers held in Strasbourg on 20 October 2010. The organization welcomed the timely initiative and urged the Secretary General, Mr Thorbjørn Jagland and Chairman of the Commitee of Ministers, Mr Antonio Miloshoski to ensure appropriate action by the member states to ensure effective implementation of states’ international legal obligations and commitments so as to enable the full enjoyment of human rights by the Roma people in the 47 member states of the Council of Europe.
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NGO joint submission to Informal Working group on EU’s accession to ECHR …
20/10/2010 – NGOs’ perspective on the EU accession to the ECHR: The proposed co-respondent procedure and consultation with civil society
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Dangerous Deals: Europe’s reliance on "diplomatic assurances" …
12/04/2010 – This report focuses exclusively on recent developments with respect to the use of diplomatic assurances against torture and other ill-treatment by European governments. It is not a comprehensive survey of all cases in the Council of Europe region, but an effort to select key cases and initiatives in European countries to highlight the growing use of assurances in the name of countering terrorism;
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Letter from NGO working group on trafficking in human beings
01/02/2008 – As human rights NGOs active against trafficking in human beings, we welcome the entry into force of the Council of Europe’s Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings as a major step forward in the struggle to ensure the protection of the human rights of trafficked persons in Europe.
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States must answer Council of Europe’s questions about renditions in full
The Secretary General of the Council of Europe has confirmed Amnesty International’s concerns that many states across Europe may be facilitating secret detention, unlawful renditions and other human rights violations through their own legal shortcomings and practices.

