Estonian Human Rights Centre Takes Legal Action to Protect Freedom of Expression
On 5 November 2023, a demonstration in support of Palestine took place in Tallinn. The police apprehended five individuals, some … Continued
LGBT
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
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
Victory from Estonian Supreme Court: Restricting Communication Opportunities for Asylum Seekers Contravenes the Estonian Constitution
Court victory! The lawyers of the Human Rights Centre, in cooperation with the law firm Triniti, challenged a provision of … Continued
Court Decision: Russian Laws Also Apply in Estonia to the Persecuted Family from Russia
Family consisting of two mothers and a young daughter fled to Estonia because Russia is not safe for sexual minorities. … Continued
More than Half of All People in Estonia Support Marriage Equality
According to a recent LGBT public opinion survey commissioned by the Estonian Human Rights Centre, the attitudes of Estonian people … Continued
One for all – Support Strategic Litigation!
For years, the lawyers of the Estonian Human Rights Centre, in cooperation with partners, have been working towards creating a … Continued
Kivisaar vs Raiend: the End
Yesterday, a two-and-a-half-year-long lawsuit initiated by Alari Kivisaar against Katrina Raiend came to an end. Both Kivisaar and Raiend had … Continued
The First Same-Sex Family in Estonia Was Granted a Common Last Name
Over a year ago, Kadri and Heleri (names changed) wished to take up Kadri’s last name. They had already entered … Continued
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