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In June 2026, the European Parliament approved the “Return Regulation,” a sweeping legislative framework aimed at overhauling the return procedures for third-country
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.
This submission addresses the draft General Comment No. 38 to the Human Rights Committee (2026) from the standpoint of the material vulnerabilities...
In October 2025, French police arrested four people suspected of planning a physical attack on Vladimir Osechkin — a Russian human rights...
ASSEDEL has the pleasure of sharing that an open letter concerning the importance of the Istanbul Convention has been recently transmitted to
The United Kingdom ratified the Istanbul Convention on 21 July 2022, committing to ensure protection from violence and discrimination for all women,
ASSEDEL’s contribution to the European Parliament’s 2026 Türkiye Report examines the persistence of systemic human rights violations in Türkiye, with a particular
The European Union’s proposed Child Sexual Abuse Regulation (CSAR), commonly referred to as “Chat Control,” is a legislative effort to address the
This contribution provides an updated assessment of how the Parliament of the Kyrgyz Republic (Jogorku Kenesh) has implemented the commitments associated with
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