European Union
November 23, 2020
Italy: Strengthen Immigration Law Protections
The Italian parliament’s Constitutional Affairs Committee should endorse certain key amendments to draft immigration legislation, Human Rights Watch said today. The amendments would abolish sanctions on rescue ships, reject the concept of “safe country of origin,” and provide a pathway to protection for people who have lost their protected status in the past two years.
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Greece/EU: Bring Moria Homeless to Safety
Collective European Action Needed for Migrants Stranded on Lesbos
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Hungary: Health Care Failures Endanger Lives
Ensure Access to Adequate, Quality Health Care, Provide Sufficient Resources
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News
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Draft EU Regulation on 'Terrorist Content' Online Threatens Rights
Proposals Risk Undermining Free Speech, Judicial Authority
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EU: Bring Human Rights to the Top of Central Asia Agenda
Rights, Rule of Law Key in Response to Region’s Crises
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What Does the Council of Europe Have Against People with Disabilities?
States Should Oppose Forced Treatment, Detention; Ensure Non-Discrimination
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Poland: Drop Charges Against Women Rights Defenders
NGOs call to drop unfounded charges for peaceful activism
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The Pact on Migration and Asylum
To provide a fresh start and avoid past mistakes, risky elements need to be addressed and positive aspects need to be expanded
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