Unexpected Outcome: Russian Refugees in Estonia Subject to Russian Law
The Supreme Court of Estonia declined to hear the complaint lodged by Russian citizens, Jana and Anna (correct names known … Continued
Human Rights in Estonia
Encouraging Reporting of Harassment Incidents: A Guideline for Action
The Estonian Human Rights Centre begins its recently developed anti-harassment guide with the words, “The Estonian Human Rights Centre stands … Continued
Police and Border Guard Board Ordered to Reevaluate International Protection Application Due to Inadequate Actions
The lawyers of the Estonian Human Rights Centre’s Refugee Department have achieved a legal victory in Tallinn Administrative Court over … Continued
Project to Raise Awareness about the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights
In collaboration with the Civil Liberties Union for Europe (LIBERTIES), we are commencing a project in September aimed at examining … Continued
The LGBT+ Family that Fled from Persecution in Russia Compelled to Seek Justice from the Supreme Court in Estonia
A family consisting of two mothers and a young daughter fled to Estonia because life in Russia is not safe … Continued
Court Ruling: Serious Deficiencies Found in the Procedure of Police and Border Guard Board
In early July, a court ruling in favor of the Estonian Human Rights Centre (EHCR) came into effect, concerning the … Continued
The Community Festival of World Refugee Day Celebrated the Diversity of People and Cultures
The community festival dedicated to International Refugee Day, which took place on June 20th, can be summed up in one … Continued
Court Ruling: In the Process of International Protection, Circumstances Must Be Considered Cumulatively
In June, the refugee law attorneys of EHCR achieved an important court victory regarding the procedure of international protection. The … Continued
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