14 November 2019
Human rights and conflict – The Hague Conversation on Conflict
IN MEMORIAM: Nel Barendrecht and Til Gardeniers-Berendsen
23 October 2019
The NHC remembers two former Committee Members, Nel Barendrecht and Til Gardeniers-Berendsen, with respect.Defending Human Rights in Turkey: Nejat Taştan
14 October 2019
Nejat Taştan, a human rights defender for over thirty years and one of the Istanbul 10, charged under Turkey's anti-terrorism legislation, explains what his work means to him.NHC Hosts Side Event “Human Rights Communication 2.0” at OSCE HDIM
30 September 2019
Civil society and international organisation representatives discuss means and methods for human rights defenders to communicate their work in order to increase their public support.European Leaders Must Match Rhetoric on Democracy with Action, Say Experts
15 September 2019
Democracy support experts issue 5 recommendations on democracy leadership for the EU on Democracy Day.What Can the Weimar Republic Teach Us About Democracy and the Importance of the Rule of Law?
19 August 2019
It has been 100 years since the Weimar Republic. What can looking back at Germany's first attempt at democrcacy teach us about democracy today?Why is Hungary Angry at Finland?: Debate over Rule of Law in Hungary
15 August 2019
The rule of law is at center of a spat between Hungary and Finland, but what is happening with Hungary's rule of law? Hungarian civil society and government representatives debate this point. Defending Human Rights in Turkey: Nadire Mater
31 July 2019
Nadire Mater is a journalist who has been legally targeted for her solidarity to the pro-Kurdish newspaper Özgür Gündem. Solidarity for her and others who defend rights in Turkey must stay persistent.
