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September 18, 2015

Lithuania: Latvian Activist Barred From Visiting

Lithuanian authorities have imposed a five-year ban on a Latvian human rights activist, preventing him from entering Lithuania to carry out his work.

Free Speech

September 18, 2015 News Release

Lithuania: Latvian Activist Barred From Visiting
LGBT Rights

June 23, 2015 Dispatches

Dispatches: Double Speak in Latvia

Boris Dittrich
Advocacy Director, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Rights Program
Free Speech

(Brussels) – European leaders should use a high-level gathering with “Eastern partners” to insist that the Azerbaijan government unconditionally release anyone held on politically motivated charges, Human Rights Watch said today.

May 21, 2015 News Release

Azerbaijan: EU Leaders Should Insist on Prisoner Releases

Reports More Reports

October 1, 1993

Violations by the Latvian Department of Citizenship and Immigration

News

March 8, 2017 Letter

Civil Society Letter to Heads of State and Government on EU Response to the Refugee Crisis
January 15, 2015 Letter

Latvian EU presidency should promote conclusions to strengthen the fight against impunity before EU member states' courts
May 28, 2014 Dispatches

Dispatches: The Hope of an Inclusive Europe

Kriti Sharma
Senior Researcher, Disability Rights Division
May 24, 2011 Letter

Appeal to Latvian Leaders to Support Recognition of Same-Sex Partnerships
July 25, 2006 Letter

Latvia: Promote Equality, Investigate Attacks on LGBT Pride Activists
July 25, 2006 News Release

Latvia: Investigate Attacks on Gay Activists
July 21, 2006 News Release

Latvia: Reverse Ban on Gay Rights Demonstration
September 9, 2003 News Release

Global Progress on Banning Landmines
August 6, 2003 News Release

U.S. Punishes Latvia in Campaign Against the ICC

World Report 2018

Latvia

Daily Brief

November 15, 2018

Rohingya refugees terrified of being forced back to Myanmar; Saudi Arabia seeks death penalty for five accused of Jamal Khashoggi murder; up close and personal in Venezuela's humanitarian crisis; trial of rebel leader in Uganda a test case for justice; UAE's "Tolerance Summit" fools no-one amid growing repression; Sudan confirms it is holding a government critic; and rare good news as Bangladeshi photojournalist Shahidul Alam is freed on bail.