You can support the publication of the Human Rights Report 2018-2019
On International Human Rights Day, December 10, Estonian Human Rights Centre will publish a report “Human Rights in Estonia 2018-2019”. … Continued
Hate crime
Justice gap: racism pervasive in criminal justice systems across Europe
Institutional racism prevails in criminal justice systems across the EU and impacts how racist crimes are (not) recorded, investigated and … Continued
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
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
#WeDeserveBetter campaign – eliminate hate speech during EU elections
Launch of the #WeDeserveBetter – #väärimeparemat campaign This Europe-wide NGO-led campaign will run from the beginning of May until election … Continued
Human Rights E-Guide meeting in Sofia
On 8-9 April, Kari Käsper and Iiris Viirpalu visited the Human Rights Guide seminar held in Sofia, Bulgaria, to gather … Continued
Worrying thoughts on Europe’s future
On 13-14 February, Kari Käsper and Egert Rünne participated at the first meeting of FRANET coordinators, held in Vienna. The … Continued
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