31 July 2017
On “Public Procurement”: NHC Interviews Participants of the Third Matra Rule of Law Training
Applications Now Open for Two Matra RoLT Trainings: “Decentralization and Citizen Participation” and “Freedom of the Media”
17 July 2017
The NHC is now accepting applications for the next two Matra Rule of Law Training Programmes: “Decentralisation and Citizen Participation and “Freedom of the Media”. Civic Solidarity Platform: Holding a Meeting on Human Rights is Not a Terrorist Conspiracy
10 July 2017
The Civic Solidarity Platform, of which the NHC is a founding member, has released a statement regarding the detention on Wednesday 5th July in Büyükada, Istanbul, of eight Turkish Human Rights Defenders and two foreign consultants on digital security and information management.A Signing of a Memorandum of Understanding to Support a Victim Centered Approach in Trafficking Cases in Bosnia and Herzegovina
06 July 2017
On the 3rd of July 2017 a closing conference of the 4 year-long project "Promoting a Victim Centred Approach in Trafficking Cases in Bosnia and Herzegovina" took place in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). Application Procedure Extended for Matra Rule of Law Training Programme Human Rights and Minorities
03 July 2017
The NHC is now accepting applications for the Matra Rule of Law Training Programme Human Rights and Minorities. The training, which will take place 13 – 22 September 2017, in The Hague, the NetherlandsOn “Integrity of Civil Servants”: NHC interviews Vlado Planinčić and Irina Aghapishvili
27 June 2017
Integrity of Civil Servants was the topic of the first training of the new Matra Rule of Law Training Programme. Vlado Planinčić and Irina Aghapishvili are two of the participants of this training. Learn more about their experiences.“Distance” Exhibition on the Plight of Political Prisoners in Azerbaijan Opened at the European Parliament
07 June 2017
Jointly with “Art for Democracy” initiative and European MP Kati Piri, the Netherlands Helsinki Committee opened the “Distance” exhibition at the European Parliament in Brussels.Closure of the Project on Improving the Conditions in Juvenile Prisons
31 May 2017
On May 8, 9 and 10, 2017 civil society organisations (CSO) from Macedonia, Kosovo, and Albania which specialise in the monitoring of human rights and conditions in juvenile prisons convened to discuss their work and plans for future cooperation.
