The Center will start advising on data protection and privacy
From October 5, the Estonian Human Rights Centre’s lawyer Mari-Liis Vähi will start providing individual counselling on issues related to … Continued
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Pandemic exacerbates challenges civil society faces
Civil society organisations across the EU provide services, engage in communities, raise awareness, advocate on behalf of others and hold … Continued
Mari-Liis, the Center’s new lawyer: “I like to care”
In August, Mari-Liis Vähi, a lawyer in the field of digital rights and data protection, started working at the Human … Continued
How does your donation to the Centre help?
Thanks to our permanent donors and the one-time financial support from many good people, the Estonian Human Rights Centre can … Continued
Contact the Human Rights Centre for help!
Do you think you lost your job because of your age? Do you know anyone who has been discriminated against … Continued
On the road to a rights-based recovery from COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic exposed gaps in respecting the fundamental rights to health, education, employment and social protection across society, shows … Continued
Support for LGBT rights among Estonian people has grown exponentially
Attitudes of the Estonian population have become significantly more positive and more and more people support LGBT rights, according to … Continued
Human Rights Centre to broaden scope of activities
The Estonian Human Rights Centre organises its activities on the basis of social needs. We focus on diversity & inclusion, … Continued
Centre’s refugee case changed the PBGB and court practice
Five decisions of the Supreme Court in 2020 have a significant impact on how disputes related to the rights of … Continued
Estonian refugee policy lacks of humanity
Recently, Õhtuleht has published two articles* about the Nigerian man Abioye, represented by the Human Rights Center in court. Namely, … Continued
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