Letter from ASSEDEL to the Committee of Ministers
In June 2025, the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe held its 1531st Human Rights meeting to supervise the execution
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Shaping the Parliamentary Assembly’s relations with the United Nations Human Rights Council
In today’s rapidly changing world, the protection of human rights depends on strong cooperation between international institutions. Two of the most important
Comments and recommendations for the Hungarian draft law on the “Transparency of public life”
This report by ASSEDEL (L’Association européenne pour la défense des droits et des libertés) critically scrutinizes the Hungarian draft law entitled on
Expansive Interpretation of Protocol 1: A Comparative Analysis of Indigenous LandRights in Regional Human Rights Courts
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights(IACtHR) have taken markedly different approaches to Indigenous land
ASSEDEL Raises Concerns over Government Initiative Targeting the European Court of Human Rights
On 27 May 2025, ASSEDEL – l’Association Européenne pour la Défense des Droits et des Libertés – published a statement expressing deep
Violence against women and sexual assault in Italy: Potential issues related to the implementation of the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence
Violence against women in Italy persists as a critical human rights issue, despite notable advancements in the legal and institutional framework. The
The European Court of Human Rights and the Rising Threat of Extremism
Europe stands at a crossroads. Extremist political parties are no longer isolated movements: they’re increasingly winning the electorate. Every election serves as
Addressing the Challenges of Syrian Refugees in Europe following the statement of the Сommissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe
ASSEDEL has reviewed the challenges faced by Syrian refugees in Europe, analyzing policies across five key countries: France, Germany, Belgium, the United
ASSEDEL Submits Observations to the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers Under Rule 9.2
Following the retrial of Mr. Yalçınkaya, the judgment of the Kayseri Second Assize Court reveals that the Turkish judiciary is hesitant to enforce