Asylum Rights Thrown into a Frozen Ditch on Poland-Belarus Border
European Commission Proposes Measures “To Apply the Fiction of Non-Entry”
Immigrant Detention Is Expensive, and Alternatives Are Just As Effective
Case Management Programs Cost Less and Are More Humane than Imprisoning Asylum Seekers
Poland: A Year On, Abortion Ruling Harms Women
Anniversary Marks Ongoing Assault on Women’s Rights, Rule of Law
Poland’s Compromised Court Threatens Rule of Law in Europe
Decision Shows Need for Decisive Action to Defend EU Founding Values
Hungary’s Path Puts Everyone’s Rights in Danger
The ostensible assault on LGBT+ rights in Hungary, Poland and Russia has a very big target—anyone who signs up to universal norms.
Afghans Stuck at Poland’s Border Need Protection
Polish Authorities Should Allow Access to Territory and Asylum Process
Poland Targets TV Channel, Limits Press Freedom and Pluralism
Senate Should Reject Bill Preventing Foreign Media Owners
Europe’s Lack of Vision on Rule of Law
Reporting Not Matched by Action to Protect Democratic Institutions
EU: Use Article 7 Now to Protect European Values
Concerted Action Needed to Counter Rule of Law Threats in Poland and Hungary
Climate Defenders Threatened, Struggle to Make Their Voices Heard
Civil Society Participation Key to Success at UN Climate Talks
Submission on the Challenges and Threats Facing Climate Defenders
To the UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly and of Association
Europe: Redouble Efforts to End Violence Against Women
Mark Istanbul Convention’s 10th Anniversary with Action
