First win for Marina and Jelena’s family at the court
In Estonia, the married person who is a stay-home parent and raising a child generally has the health insurance covered … Continued
Equal Treatment
Legal aid for asylum-seekers – UNHCR’s report on Estonia
UNHCR together with partners in Estonia undertook a study to assess whether current law and practice regarding the provision of … Continued
Win for the same-sex couples
State of Estonia decided to finally give the right of temporary residence to the registered same sex partners of Estonians … Continued
ToT training: Capacity and network building through knowledge sharing to address hate crimes, racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance
We are pleased to invite civil society leaders and experts from the Baltic countries to apply to take part in … Continued
Your friend or family member can also belong to a minority – interview with our intern Õnnely
The Estonian Human Rights Centre provides internship opportunities for active university students interested in human rights. This summer, we were … Continued
Our comments and opinion on the proposed Name Bill
In modern democratic societies of today, the identity of a person, including their national or religious affiliation, gender or sexual … Continued
Family is family
Marina and Jelena have lived together as a couple for over 10 years and have a biological son who is … Continued
The city of Rakvere was again unlawful in their decision regarding Festheart film festival
Once again there’s a reason to cheer and celebrate as the second court dispute concerning the LGBTI+ film festival called … Continued
New survey finds that the opponents of the Registered Partnership Act are in the minority
A public opinion survey about the attitudes of the Estonian population towards the LGBT topics, conducted by Turu-uuringute AS and … Continued
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