“Europe is going in the wrong direction”: MEP Cecilia Strada on migration and fundamental rights
ASSEDEL had the pleasure to interview Cecilia Strada, Italian MEP part of the Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
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Follow our latest news, analyses and positions on fundamental rights in Europe.
Peace, Democracy and Minority Rights in Turkey: A Conversation with MEP Evin Incir
Amid renewed discussions on peace between the Turkish state and the Kurdish population, ASSEDEL spoke with Evin Incir, Member of the European
The European Union and the loss of its moral and geopolitical authority: A conversation with the MEP Rudi Kennes
During the final plenary sessions of January in Strasbourg, we had the opportunity to speak with Rudi Kennes, an independent Member of
Gender Equality, Budgeting and Implementation: A Conversation with MEP Benedetta Scuderi
In the context of ongoing debates on gender equality and EU policymaking, ASSEDEL spoke with Benedetta Scuderi, Member of the European Parliament
Trade, Human Rights, and Double Standards: A Conversation with MEP Danilo Della Valle
In a context marked by growing geopolitical tensions and increasing scrutiny of EU external action, ASSEDEL spoke with Danilo Della Valle, Member
Panel discussion: “EU Trade Agreements and Human Rights”
We are proud to share that ASSEDEL’s Roundtable Discussion, “EU Trade Agreements and Human Rights” took place on Tuesday, January 20th at
A Training Session with Geneviève Mayer, Former Head of the Department for the Execution of ECtHR Judgments – Council of Europe
How do judgments of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) move from paper to real change on the ground after a
ASSEDEL Activity Report 2025
As ASSEDEL, we are pleased to share this year’s activity report with our subscribers. This year, ASSEDEL broadened its horizons by becoming
Panel Discussion: “The Housing Crisis: Social Impact and Policy Implications”
We are proud to share that ASSEDEL’s Panel Discussion, “The Housing Crisis: Social Impact and Policy Implications”, took place on Wednesday, December