
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
In 2022, it seemed that the long-standing stagnation in human rights development continued. Legal clarity was created more through the … Continued
During Annetamistalgud (the Estonian version of Giving Tuesday) held yesterday, nearly 1000 euros were donated to support the activities of … Continued
Throughout 2023, I have brought up the issue of the gender pay gap in discussions with approximately 45 employers. The … Continued
Yesterday, eleven new organizations signed the Diversity Charter. By joining, they affirm their respect for people’s diversity and commitment to … Continued
In light of the ongoing debate on the limits of freedom of speech in society and the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament), … Continued
The Estonian Human Rights Centre submitted its positions on October 10th regarding Draft Law No. 232 SE, initiated by the … Continued
The Estonian Human Rights Centre, together with 60 non-governmental organizations across Europe, signed an open letter calling on legislators to … Continued
The Supreme Court of Estonia declined to hear the complaint lodged by Russian citizens, Jana and Anna (correct names known … Continued
In a joint effort by the Estonian Human Rights Centre and Telia, the educational platform known as Cybergram has been … Continued
The Estonian Human Rights Centre begins its recently developed anti-harassment guide with the words, “The Estonian Human Rights Centre stands … Continued