ASSEDEL publishes its biennial activity report (visually supported)

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ASSEDEL is a recognized European human rights advocacy group that focuses on protecting civil liberties and fundamental freedoms. It has been working for the promotion of human rights in France and throughout Europe since its creation. In this biennial report ASSEDEL has tried to summarise its core activities and some of their influences under 6 chapters. They are : Submissions, European Court of Human Rights, Webinars, Opinion, Other Key Projects and Other Key Points. We wish you a pleasant reading.

To access its biennial report covering 2021 and 2022, please click here.

Please find hereby below the visual summary of our activity report.

Training Session with Alun Drake: Understanding the Council of Europe’s Communication

During the training session, Alun Drake guided the ASSEDEL team through an analysis of public perception of the Council of Europe (CoE), communication perspectives, and key differences compared to the European Union (EU).

15 October 2026 · 5 min

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Ukraine’s Recovery Through a Human Rights Lens: An Interview with Senator Jan Filip Libicki

In our interview, PACE member Senator Jan Filip Libicki emphasizes that with over two million veterans and many facing life-changing disabilities, European support must include dedicated funding—such as allocating 10% of reconstruction funds—for social protection, rehabilitation, and equal opportunities.

12 October 2026 · 3 min

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Training Session with Gerhard Ermischer

On October 2026, ASSEDEL organised an enriching training session with Gerhard Ermischer, current president of the Conference of INGOs. During the session, an in-depth analysis was carried out of the role of the Council of Europe (CoE), the importance of its conventions and the fundamental impact of the Conference of International Non-Governmental Organisations (CINGO) on the defence of human rights.