Article written by Ivana Kohutková from VIA IURIS. Despite the Slovak Government stating its support to civil society in its Governmental Manifesto a year ago, the civic sector is not…
- Analysis by Civil Society Europe, published on 12 January 2021, accessible here. Civil Society Europe (CSE) in cooperation with the European Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ECNL) and with funding…
Extract from article originally published on The Guardian, 17 June 2020 - accessible here A black MEP has said she was a victim of police violence at the hands of…
Article originally published on Media.cat - 10 February 2020 - accessible here (translated from Catalan) Six cases were reported in the Censorship Map, 5 of which are reported below. --…
In July 2019, we interviewed Assa Traoré and Almamy Kanouté from the Comité pour Adama. Camille Champeaux, Project officer at the Centre de recherche et d’information pour le développement (CRID) said,…
This report documents the most important aspects in the breakdown of the system for the protection of human rights. The report is not exhaustive and does not constitute any…
🔸El real decreto-ley 14/2019 permite que el Gobierno cierre páginas web para prevenir desórdenes públicos. 🔸Los desórdenes públicos son uno de los tipos penales que más habitualmente se imputa a…
UPDATE (6 October 2020): EU court rules against Hungary over law that targeted Soros-affiliated university The European Union’s highest court has ruled that changes by Hungary to its law on…
Council of Europe issued an alert on what happened while G7 was taking place in Biarritz, France concerning threats on media freedom. (Council of Europe)Several journalists present in Biarritz and Bayonne…
(The Network for Police Monitoring) Last week, the Guardian’s report on compensation paid by the Metropolitan Police for the mass arrests of anti-fascist campaigners in 2013 included confirmation from court documents of the deployment of…