
Report on the Access to Healthcare and “Medical Deserts” in France
The term ‘medical desert’ has become established in public debate as a way of describing the difficulties in accessing healthcare in certain
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The term ‘medical desert’ has become established in public debate as a way of describing the difficulties in accessing healthcare in certain

The Council of Europe is widely regarded as Europe’s most important guardian of human rights, democracy, and the rule of law. Yet,

In its new report, The Judicial System at Risk: A Comparative Analysis of the Instrumentalization of Judicial Power in Turkey and the

It is palpable. This sensation of exhaustion goes far beyond the recent heatwaves. Instead, a deep-seated disillusionment on the effectiveness of democratic

ASSEDEL has the pleasure of sharing that an open letter concerning the importance of the Istanbul Convention has been recently transmitted to

ASSEDEL spoke with Hannah Neumann, Member of the European Parliament from The Greens/EFA, about the growing threat of transnational repression, the need

Europe’s democratic landscape is under mounting strain. External threats such as Russia’s war of aggression and internal pressures including declining trust, civic

Of all the threats facing European democracy today, disinformation has earned an important place on the political agenda, not because it is

ASSEDEL spoke with Jan-Christoph Oetjen, Member of the European Parliament from Renew Europe, about the recently approved report on return and readmission,