25 March 2013
Concern about wave of NGO harassment in Russia
Start Anti Human Trafficking project in Bulgaria, Romania and Slovakia
01 February 2013
In January 2013, The Netherlands Helsinki Committee has started with the implementation of the anti-trafficking project “Promotion of the Rights of Trafficked Persons in Bulgaria, Romania and Slovakia with Emphasis on Legal Support – A Human Rights-Based Approach”. Nils Muiznieks, the new Council of Europe Human Rights Commissioner, key note speaker on 25 January in The Hague
02 January 2013
Our first public event this year will be our Conference on 'The Future of Human Rights in Europe', scheduled on Friday 25 January 2013 from 10.00 till 16.30 at The Hague University of Applied Sciences (Haagse Hogeschool).EU-Russia Civil Society Forum
11 October 2012
The NHC took part in the General Assembly of the EU-Russia Civil Society Forum, held on 9 and 10 October in St Petersburg. The Assembly expressed serious concern about "recent negative trends in the relations between the Russian Federation and the European Union".NHC partner ASTRA launches new media campaign on labour exploitation
21 June 2012
The NHC’s partner in Serbia, ASTRA, presented its new media campaign “Human Trafficking. Labour exploitation. Serious and Organised Crime” at a press conference in Belgrade on June 19th.Third Expert Meeting for lawyers “Health and Psychological Consequences of Human Trafficking”
19 May 2012
A third expert meeting for lawyers titled “Health and Psychological Consequences of Human Trafficking” was held at Zira Hotel, Belgrade, on May 18, 2012. Civil Society Meets in Advance of OSCE Ministerial Council
03 December 2011
The Netherlands Helsinki Committee is co-organizer of the OSCE Civil Society Parallel Conference in Vilnius, Lithuania, on 4 and 5 December. This event brings together representatives of civil society organizations from all across the OSCE region.Contribution to OSCE Review Meeting: Civil Society under Pressure in Central Asian Countries
22 September 2011
Twenty years after the Soviet Union dissolved and Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan gained independence, civil society activities remain seriously restricted in these countries.Anti-trafficking NGO ASTRA, Serbia: ‘The State Does Not Help Trafficking Victims’
01 August 2011
For trafficked victims the hell does not end when they get out of the trafficking chain. New incidents of harassment reinforce concerns about safety of individuals viewed as linked to Turkmen exile NGO
20 July 2011
The Netherlands Helsinki Committee and the International Partnership for Human Rights condemn the hacking of the website of its partner organization Turkmen Initiative for Human Rights, as well as other recent incidents of harassment targeting the organization. 
