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
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Report: Human Rights Situation in Estonia Shows Improvement
Today, the Estonian Human Rights Centre published a report on developments in human rights during 2022–2023. According to experts, the … Continued
Egert Rünne: The situation of human rights in Estonia has improved. What next?
In 2022, it seemed that the long-standing stagnation in human rights development continued. Legal clarity was created more through the … Continued
Nearly 1000 Euros Donated for Human Rights on Giving Tuesday
During Annetamistalgud (the Estonian version of Giving Tuesday) held yesterday, nearly 1000 euros were donated to support the activities of … Continued
“We Don’t Pay Wages Based on Gender”: Why Measuring and Reducing the Gender Pay Gap is Necessary?
Throughout 2023, I have brought up the issue of the gender pay gap in discussions with approximately 45 employers. The … Continued
Eleven New Organizations Join the Diversity Charter
Yesterday, eleven new organizations signed the Diversity Charter. By joining, they affirm their respect for people’s diversity and commitment to … Continued
Egert Rünne: Freedom of Speech Ends Where Hate Speech Begins
In light of the ongoing debate on the limits of freedom of speech in society and the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament), … Continued
Positions of the Estonian Human Rights Centre: Draft Law on Amending the Penal Code Regarding Incitement to Hatred and Hate-Motivated Crimes
The Estonian Human Rights Centre submitted its positions on October 10th regarding Draft Law No. 232 SE, initiated by the … Continued
Artificial Intelligence Regulation Must Protect the Principles of the Rule of Law
The Estonian Human Rights Centre, together with 60 non-governmental organizations across Europe, signed an open letter calling on legislators to … 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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