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14 March 2023

5 AM: “I woke up to the sounds of bombs in Kyiv”

Belarus: Imminent verdict in the trial against Viasna’s leaders

Three members of Belarusian Human rights organisation Viasna have been unjustly detained for over a year, find out more about Viasna's fight.

One year at the NHC: Interview with Executive Director Kirsten Meijer

9 days after taking on the role as NHC's Executive Director, the war in Ukraine broke out. Sitting in her office behind a large “Stop the War” poster, she relayed to us her experiences from the past year.

A New Phase for Security and Human Rights: Message from the Editor-in-Chief

2023 is Security and Human Rights' first year as a self-publishing journal! Editor-in-Chief, Christophe Paulussen, rings in this new phase with a message to readers and contributors.

A Year of War: Ukraine Solidarity March on 24 February

Join us on 24 February from 16:00 on Museumplein, Amsterdam and march in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.

The NHC urges the Georgian Government not to adopt proposed “Foreign Agents” law

Read more on why Georgia's proposed Foreign agents law poses a serious threat to democracy and civil society in the country.

Key Concerns and Contributions to the EC Rule of Law Report

Read more about the NHC's key concerns and contributions on the state of the rule of law in the Netherlands for the EC's Rule of Law report.

Statement of Solidarity Following Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria

Shocked and saddened by the news of the devastating earthquakes, we want to take this opportunity to extend our sincere condolences and deepest sympathy to all those affected.

Russian authorities must stop persecution of the Moscow Helsinki Group, and broader civil society

The NHC and other members of the Civic Solidarity Platform demand that the Russian authorities stop attacks on the Moscow Helsinki Groups and other Russian Civil Society Organisations

NGOs call on European Parliament to rethink word limit of Urgency Resolutions

NGOs call on Metsola and the Presidents of the European Parliament to reconsider their recent decision to enforce a strict 500-word limit for all urgency resolutions.