Time for action: Three things the EU must do following the Lampedusa tragedy
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Italy: More than 100 migrants die in second horrific shipwreck this week
More than 100 migrants died off the coast of Lampedusa in the latest tragic accident. © STR/AFP/Getty Images
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Human rights violations at Gezi Park must not be repeated
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“Disappeared?”: Accountability for CIA Secret Detention Centres in Lithuania
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EU must hold France accountable for failure to integrate Roma
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France: Record number of evictions of Roma
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EU: Ensure accountability for abuses by police in West Bank
Dozens of Palestinian police attacked peaceful protesters during two demonstrations in Ramallah in July 2012. © ABBAS MOMANI/AFP/GettyImages
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Somalia: No deal without human rights
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Letter to Baroness Ashton: EU must foreground human rights at the New Deal for Somalia conference
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EU must not allow Ukraine to backtrack on commitments
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Strengthening the European Union’s response to human rights abuses inside …
15/08/2013 – The Treaties of the European Union state that the EU is founded on the value of respect for human rights. As outlined in the EU Strategic Framework and Action Plan on Human Rights and Democracy – adopted by the Council of the EU in June 2012 – this means both ensuring that the Union’s relations with other countries are founded on respect for human rights, and securing rights for everyone within the Union itself.
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Greece: Protest march to call for immediate end to push-backs of refugees and migrants