Court: Missing Military ID Does Not Prevent Granting a Residence Permit
The recent victory of the Estonian Human Rights Centre in the Tallinn Administrative Court marks a significant step forward in … Continued
LGBT
The Debate on Freedom of Expression in Estonia Continues in the Supreme Court
On September 25, the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court decided to hear the appeal of Leore Lisann Klõšeiko, meaning … Continued
Human Rights Centre Challenges State Arbitrariness in Court
The Estonian Human Rights Centre (EHRC) is defending a Ukrainian citizen in a strategic case focused on the decision by … Continued
Estonian Human Rights Centre Defends the Rights of Ukrainian Refugees from Occupied Territories
The Estonian Human Rights Centre supports a strategic lawsuit for Tymur, a Ukrainian citizen from Crimea, whose driver’s license is … Continued
Standing for Freedom of Expression: Understanding the Defense of Young Protesters in Estonia. FAQ
At the end of last year, EHRC went to court to defend four young people who were taken away from … Continued
Leore, who participated in the protest: “I went to show solidarity. Ten minutes later, I was lifted into a police bus.”
In early November, the Estonian police removed and fined young people from a protest for expressing solidarity with Palestinians using … Continued
Estonian Human Rights Centre Takes Legal Action to Protect Freedom of Expression
On 5 November 2023, a demonstration in support of Palestine took place in Tallinn. The police apprehended five individuals, some … Continued
Unexpected Outcome: Russian Refugees in Estonia Subject to Russian Law
The Supreme Court of Estonia declined to hear the complaint lodged by Russian citizens, Jana and Anna (correct names known … Continued
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