The First Same-Sex Family in Estonia Was Granted a Common Last Name
Over a year ago, Kadri and Heleri (names changed) wished to take up Kadri’s last name. They had already entered … Continued
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Estonian Human Rights’ Centre in 2022 – Annual Report
The year 2022 started strategically, with activities that had already been planned. The aim of the Centre was (and is) … Continued
The Ifs and Buts of Regulating the Use of AI
Last Thursday, on January 26, we hosted a high-level hybrid conference “Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights. From Humane Artifacts to … Continued
Kivisaar versus Raiend Case Continues in the Supreme Court
In 2020, student and artist Katrina Raiend created a public petition to remove Radio Sky Plus host Kivisaar from radio … Continued
Conference on AI and Human Rights on January 26
Estonian Human Rights Centre is glad to invite You to a professional conference about opportunities and threats of AI to … Continued
Supporting Ukrainian Refugees: Masterclass of Cooperation and Flexibility
Last year Estonian Human Rights Centre faced an unexpected situation: the need to offer fast and effective support to refugees … Continued
Kivisaar versus Raiend: a petition is a part of freedom of speech, racist expression can be publicly condemned
In June 2020, Katrina created a public petition to remove Kivisaar from the radio broadcasting, with the aim of defending … Continued
#SHHH – Estonian and German youth say NO to hate speech
Politics are radicalizing and people are more hateful in social media. All this has paved way to the spread of hate … Continued
Donate to make sure no abuse victim is left too afraid to speak up!
Centre is supporting a young athlete named Miia in court, who confidentially reported to the head of her school the … Continued
Study on the spread of hate speech on social media completed
Since the spread of hate speech remains an issue in Estonia, we monitored a number of social media sites throughout September. … Continued
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