Landmark Court Ruling: Ukrainian Refugee Must Be Compensated for Moral Damages
On January 22, the Tartu Administrative Court ruled that, in addition to overturning a travel ban, the Police and Border … Continued
Refugees
Empowering Ukrainian Youth: Focusing on Human Rights Protection and Civic Engagement
The Estonian Human Rights Centre, in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), is conducting a project aimed at … Continued
Are Immigrants Entitled to Access Their Own Confidential Information?
A comprehensive study has been conducted on how European Union member states regulate immigrants’ rights to access confidential information related … Continued
Equal Treatment Must Be Ensured for LGBT+ Asylum Seekers
The Estonian LGBT Association recently published a document outlining the policy recommendations of the Equality Action Plan for Estonian LGBT+ … Continued
“For refugees, the most important thing is a sense of security.” Interview with lawyers from EHRC’s refugee department
Lawyers at the Estonian Human Rights Centre, Uljana Ponomarjova, Kertu Tuuling, and Olga Vaarmann, work in a field often shrouded … Continued
Landmark Court Decision Saves People from Double Proceedings
In December last year, the Supreme Court decided that courts should not send back for review to the Police and … Continued
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
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
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 8
- Next Page »