Refugee and migrant rights
Armed conflicts are raging across the world, from Afghanistan to Syria and Somalia. Torture, slavery and abuse are rampant, often only because one’s religion, lifestyle or political opinions are contrary to the expectations of those in power. Sometimes it is just a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrong time: bombings and wartime massacres take their victims indiscriminately.
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She asked for protection. So they put her in arbitrary detention.
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Imminent risk of irreparable harm: Why failure to protect Russians fleeing the Putin regime would be a serious blow to the Court’s reputation
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Temporary protection card extended until 2025
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These are not the only children the Hungarian state detained arbitrarily
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Social Participation Course
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The Right to Know in the European Union: Comparative Study on Access to Classified Data in National Security Related Immigration Cases
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Responses to the FRANET national focal point for Hungary
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Statements at the OSCE Warsaw Human Dimension Conference 2023
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Response to FRANET: human rights violations at the EU’s external borders
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Info Note: No Access to Asylum for 3 Years
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Right to family life of Hungarian citizens and third-country national family members at stake
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She asked for protection. So they put her in arbitrary detention.
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These are not the only children the Hungarian state detained arbitrarily
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The European Court of Human Rights condemns Hungary again, this time for the push-back of an asylum-seeking child
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Strasbourg Human Rights Court orders compensation to father and son for 1.5 years of detention
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Not “only strong, adult males”: two asylum-seeking families with small children win in the European Court of Human Rights against Hungary today
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European Court of Human Rights judgments condemn detention of asylum-seekers in Hungarian transit zones
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Safe and prosperous countries can fall into chaos and misery within a couple of years, resulting in millions of victims.
We believe that there is no justification for the killing, torture or humiliation of anyone. We believe that no one should be abused or imprisoned for standing up for democracy; for reporting on the truth as a journalist; for being Christian, Muslim or non-religious; for being born gay or transgender; for being conservative, liberal or a social democrat; for refusing to be sent to certain death as a soldier; or for being a woman who chooses to live on her own terms rather than according to oppressive rules forced upon her. This is why we help those who did not have the fortune to be born in free and peaceful places, but were forced to flee their homes to protect their own lives and human dignity. We defend the right to family life, since we all have the right to live together with our loved ones regardless of our nationality. We work towards a welcoming society, in which refugees, stateless persons and immigrants can also become equal and respected citizens.
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