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ASSEDEL’s third-party intervention in Tütenk v. Türkiye (App. No. 6550/25), developed in collaboration with the University of Urbino Carlo Bo and the University of Bologna, proposes a systematic analysis of the interpretative principles governing Article 11 ECHR (freedom of peaceful assembly) as applied to student protests, with particular attention to the limits of criminalisation.
In the wake of the recently published Turkey Report 2025, concerns regarding the continuing deterioration of the rule of law and human rights in Türkiye remain at the forefront of European political discourse. Yet, against the backdrop of global security challenges...
ASSEDEL had the opportunity to take part in an enriching exchange with Emanuel Fernandes, engineer by training, elected in 2022 to represent La France insoumise in the French National Assembly and re-elected in 2024. He currently serves within the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, where he is Vice-President of the...
This submission addresses the draft General Comment No. 38 to the Human Rights Committee (2026) from the standpoint of the material vulnerabilities...
Four years into the war, millions of Ukrainians remain displaced across Europe. By April 2026 roughly 4.4 million non-EU nationals (mostly Ukrainians) were...
Dr Wolfram Bechtel was a judge prosecutor in Germany, he is now Secretary of the Steering Committee on anti-discrimination, diversity, and inclusion...
During the recent Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) session, we had the opportunity to attend a training session on...
In Episode 18 of ASSEDEL’s interview series, Member of the European Parliament Murielle Laurent discusses the proposed EU Return Regulation and its...
We are proud to share that ASSEDEL’s panel discussion, Security with Values: Defending Human Rights Through EU Missions, took place on Wednesday, June 17, at the...
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