Court: children’s best interests come first
Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) had applied for the detention of a family of six (parents and 4 children) … Continued
Human Rights in Estonia
Administrative Court: an asylum seeker must not be detained when other supervisory measures are possible
Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) had submitted for detention of an asylum applicant and stated that in order to … Continued
40 new asylum applications submitted to Estonia in the first 6 months of the year
In addition to the 40 new asylum applications, there were also six repeat applications and 14 applications for family reunification. … Continued
Racism, Racial Discrimination and Migration in Estonia 2015-2016
Introduction This Research briefing has been developed by the European Network Against Racism (ENAR) and Anni Säär, Estonian Human Rights … Continued
Today’s Supreme Court decision is historic
ESTONIAN HUMAN RIGHTS CENTRE Press release The Supreme Court today decided that Sarah and Kristiina Raud, the Estonian-American lesbian couple, … Continued
Refugees are survivors, not victims
On May 31 and June 1, an EURITA (European Resettlement and Integration Technical Assistance Project) seminar was held in Tartu … Continued
Meet our volunteer Xhensila
Xhensila has been assisting our legal experts in the field of asylum law since September 2016 and after finishing her … Continued
Racism plays a key role in migrants’ exclusion and violations of rights in the European Union
On May 2, The European Network Against Racism (ENAR) published a Shadow Report that focuses on racism and discrimination against … Continued
Estonia in the 2017 US human rights report
The US State Department published their yearly human rights report about the situation in the world, including Estonia. The report … Continued
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