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Rift within Transatlantic Alliance: Munich Security Conference and Ukraine war
Introduction On 24th of February 2022 Russia invaded Ukraine and started a conflict which will be remembered through the years as an
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Greece’s Non-Compliance with International Refugee Law: Systematic Pushbacks and Legal Violations
Greece’s handling of asylum seekers has become a growing human rights concern, with systematic pushbacks and inhumane treatment of refugees raising serious
The EU’s Migration Pact: A Step Forward or a Human Rights Setback?
The European Union (EU) has once again attempted to fix its broken asylum system. The New Pact on Migration and Asylum, introduced
ASSEDEL Activity Report 2024
As ASSEDEL we are glad to share this year´s activity report with our followers. This year ASSEDEL has expanded its horizons to
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
Judicial Independence in Europe: Safeguarding a Cornerstone of Democracy Amid Democratic Backsliding
On Monday 17th February 2025, ASSEDEL hosted a crucial conference in the Science Po Strasbourg on the state of judicial independence across
ASSEDEL hosted a training session with Petra Bayr and explored the PACE Structure and Collaboration Opportunities
On February 13th, ASSEDEL had the pleasure of hosting a training session with Petra Bayr, a member of the Austrian Parliament and
“AI Act: a front to counter the mass surveillance inspired by the Chinese model”
In recent years, the use of artificial intelligence has raised increasing concerns, particularly regarding potential abuses related to social surveillance systems, such
Germany’s Immigration Debate: Is the Political Firewall Cracking
The rise of far-right and anti-immigrant sentiment in Germany coincides with the following years of 2015. Although, the German public opinion towards