Human rights updates 3
NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD Protests erupt in Iran after the death of a young woman. Government responds with violence […]
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STATEMENT OF THE HELSINKI COMMITTEE ON THE MURDER OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN TEPLÁREŇ BAR
Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Slovakia condemns the murder of two young people in Tepláreň bar on Zámocká street […]
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HELSINKI COMMITTEE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN SLOVAKIA HAS BECOME A PARTNER OF THE TALKING COURTS PROJECT
Talking courts is a project which aims to approximate the functioning and the challenges faced by the contemporary judiciary to […]
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Two day educational workshop for teachers
Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Slovakia, in cooperation with BISLA university, organized on the 7th and 8th of October […]
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HUNGARY MAY LOSE EU FUNDS. THE REASON IS THE POORLY FUNCTIONING RULE OF LAW
The European Union (EU) institutions have long viewed events in Hungary with distaste. So far, however, they have not intervened. […]
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Human Rights updates 2
NEWS FROM THE WORLD Access to a sustainable environment is now a human right. And now what is next? Based […]
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A stroke of hope: In times of war, one can still find solidarity and a chance for new beginnings
The wave of solidarity right from the beginning of the war was astounding and truly heartwarming. Non-governmental organizations together with […]
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Human Rights updates 1
NEWS FROM THE WORLD A winning moment for women’s rights: Ukraine ratified the Istanbul Convention Ukrainian Parliament ratified the Istanbul […]
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The Helsinki Committee is part of the European democracy and human rights education network (DARE)
The Helsinki Committee is part of the European democracy and human rights education network – DARE network. As part of […]
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The official statement given by the Helsinki Committee in Slovakia in regards to the armed conflict in Ukraine
The Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Slovakia considers the Russian Federation’s aggression towards Ukraine an international crime against peace. […]
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