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24 September 2024

OSCE Warsaw Human Dimension Conference | Side event on “Torture as a State Policy: a Case of Ukrainian Prisoners of War”

Strengthening resocialization efforts in Ukraine for a more humane, effective, and responsive justice system

In August 2024, the NHC organised a 4-day “Private Public Partnership (PPP) Workshop” in Ukraine within the scope of “Advancing Justice and Accountability in Ukraine: Strengthening and Support of the Prison System”.

Catalysts of Change: Call for Proposals (RO, BG, HR, SI, PT)

The NHC is pleased to announce a call for proposals funded by the European Union, aimed at strengthening civil society in five EU Member States: Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Croatia and Portugal.

Why Supporting Ukrainian Civil Society Matters – Stories From Our Local Partners

Learn more about our “Resilient Civil Society and Media Respond to the Ukraine War” project.

EPTA II: Recent Developments and Future Directions

Read more about the achievements and the future of the EPTA II project.

NHC 2023 Annual Report is out| Supporting Catalysts of Change for Just Societies

In our Annual Report, we explore why we do the work we do, and what it is we are trying to achieve. We also present and highlight our activities and results from the previous year.

Statement | EU Needs To Urgently Protect Civic Space in Hungary

The NHC and other civil society organisations call on the European Commission and EU Member States to take immediate action to protect civic space in Hungary

Effective storytelling for rehabilitative justice | Capacity strengthening for Ukrainian probation service

Read more on the educational workshop in audio-visual communication organised for the Ukrainian State Probation Service.

Supporting Catalyst of Change: Partner Spotlight | Institute 8th of March Slovenia

Affecting structural change on a European level: My Voice My Choice campaign by 'Catalyst of Change' partner Institute 8th of March

Towards Justice for Victims: A case of deportation and forcible transfer against the Russian authorities

Legal analysis based on open source evidence under the ICC Statute