Europe/Central Asia
June 18, 2021
EU: Use Article 7 Now to Protect European Values
European Union affairs ministers should put the governments of Hungary and Poland on notice that there is no place for attacks on the rule of law in the EU and step up scrutiny of their human rights-abusive policies, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ), the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), the Open Society European Policy Institute (OSEPI) and Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said today.
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Poland: Escalating Threats to Women Activists
Investigate, Protect Rights Defenders, End Hateful Rhetoric
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Uzbekistan: Gay Men Face Abuse, Prison
Ensure Rights to Personal Security, Privacy, Nondiscrimination
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News
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EU: Use Article 7 Now to Protect European Values
Concerted Action Needed to Counter Rule of Law Threats in Poland and Hungary
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New ‘Undesirables’ Law Expands Activists’ Danger Zone
While most eyes were on Geneva, the Duma intensified its crackdown on dissent.
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EU: Protect Lives on Central Mediterranean Route
20-Point Action Plan to Protect People at Sea and on the Move
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Police ‘Kidnap’ Chechen Woman Who Escaped Abuse
Moscow Should Ensure Khalimat Taramova’s Freedom, Safety
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Hungary’s President Should Veto Anti-LGBT Law
Equating Pedophilia with Sexual and Gender Diversity is False, Discriminatory, Stigmatizing
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Mladić Verdict Highlights Limits of Justice in the Western Balkans
Leaders Show Little Commitment to Truth and Reconciliation
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Hungary: Reject Bill Banning Discussion of LGBT Issues
Latest Attack on Diversity Could Affect Health Care, Education
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European Commission Increasingly Isolated on COVID Patent Waivers
French President Emmanuel Macron and the European Parliament Endorsed Making Vaccines More Available.
