Equal Treatment Must Be Ensured for LGBT+ Asylum Seekers
The Estonian LGBT Association recently published a document outlining the policy recommendations of the Equality Action Plan for Estonian LGBT+ … Continued
Digital Rights and Data Protection
International Project Addresses Legal Challenges Associated with the Use of Artificial Intelligence
The increasing deployment of artificial intelligence threatens our fundamental rights. How can we protect ourselves? The Estonian Human Rights Centre, … Continued
“For refugees, the most important thing is a sense of security.” Interview with lawyers from EHRC’s refugee department
Lawyers at the Estonian Human Rights Centre, Uljana Ponomarjova, Kertu Tuuling, and Olga Vaarmann, work in a field often shrouded … Continued
Landmark Court Decision Saves People from Double Proceedings
In December last year, the Supreme Court decided that courts should not send back for review to the Police and … 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
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
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