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ReArm Europe: Towards a Safer or More Divided Continent?
Introduction “We are living in the most momentous and dangerous of times. I do not need to describe the grave nature of
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Sara Mardini “a human, an activist, and a refugee”
Sara Mardini was born in 1995 in a village near Damascus, the first born of three sisters, Yusra two years younger and
Between Regulation and Industry: How Lobbying Shaped EU Emissions Standards
How do industries navigate stringent environmental regulations while maintaining economic stability? In recent decades, the European Union has established increasingly ambitious emissions
Training Session with the member of the French National Assembly Emmanuel Fernandes
As part of a training session organized by ASSEDEL, Emmanuel Fernandes, a Member of Parliament (MP) for La France Insoumise (LFI), engaged
Digital Borders: The Impact of Technology on Migration and Refugee Rights in Europe
This article delves into the growing role of digital technologies in migration management across Europe, focusing on artificial intelligence (AI), biometrics, and
The Rémi Fraisse Case: A Historic Ruling Against France in Law Enforcement Management
Rémi Fraisse, a 21-year-old environmental activist, lost his life on the night of October25-26, 2014, during clashes surrounding the construction site of
Melek İpek : a Matriarch, a Philanthropist, and a Prisoner of Conscience
Melek İpek was once known only to those familiar with her work as a philanthropist, and those who knew her as the
Malala Yousafzai: The Girl Who Defied the Odds and Became a Global Beacon for Women’s Rights
One of the most inspiring figures who embodies the strength, courage, and determination of women is Malala Yousafzai. Known for her activism
ASSEDEL’s Training Session at the Council of Europe
On the 5th of March ASSEDEL had the pleasure to be invited to the Council of Europe by the Commission of Human