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Interview with former ECtHR judge Paulo Pinto de Albuquerque
Safeguarding human rights through judicial independence and dialogue
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· 3 minInterview with former ECtHR judge Paulo Pinto de Albuquerque
Safeguarding human rights through judicial independence and dialogue
· 5 minEquality in education and violence against women: Interview with Luz Martínez Seijo
Luz Martínez Seijo discusses the role of education in building a more equal society, preventing violence against women and protecting human rights. An interview exploring educational challenges, gender equality and the commitment of European institutions.
· 4 minProtecting Minors in the Digital Age – Interview with MEP Sandro Ruotolo
Regulating major technology platforms, protecting minors and strengthening Europe’s digital autonomy: Sandro Ruotolo examines the challenges of a digital transformation that must put people at its heart.
· 3 minRoundtable Discussion with Carolina Lasén Diaz: Human Rights and Equality at the Council of Europe.
ASSEDEL hosted a roundtable discussion with Carolina Lasén Diaz from the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE). The session detailed the internal workings of PACE and its Committee on Equality and Non-Discrimination, using active topics like the impact of AI on women's rights to illustrate policy development.
· 6 minInterview with - Ukrainian MP Larysa Bilozir (PACE Member) — Human Rights in the Digital Age: Why AI Must Always Have a Human in the Loop?
Interview with Ukrainian MP Larysa Bilozir (PACE) on AI and the future of work. Addressing both opportunities for reconstruction and the need for professional retraining, the report highlights the risks of discrimination against migrants and refugees.
· 3 minRoundtable Discussion with Alun Drake: Understanding the Council of Europe’s Communication
During the roundtable discussion, 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).
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Defending rights and freedoms in Europe, together.
An independent NGO based in Strasbourg, our work rests on four pillars:
Advocacy
We engage with the Council of Europe, the European Parliament and the United Nations.
Legal analysis
We file third-party interventions, submissions and briefs on European texts.
Awareness
We host interviews, round tables and public conferences.
Youth
We run school debates, art contests and student internships.
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