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96 | March 2024
Iuventa case dismissed? War crimes in Ukraine.
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95 | January 2024
Justice for Afrin. Deceptive palm oil label. Ceuta Pushback survivor files complaint.
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94 | December 2023
Argentine ex-officer charged with murder dies. Justice for Gambia
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93 | November 2023
ECCHR – 15 years of legal interventions
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92 | September 2023
Mercedes manager faces trial. Say no to refugee detention camps!
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91 | July 2023
Complaint against Russian military. One year since Melilla. Justice for Yemenis.
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90 | June 2023
Forced labor in VW cars. FinFisher. Iran.
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89 | May 2023
Supply Chain Law in Action. Annual Report.
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88 | March 2023
Sexual Violence. Sea Rescue. Measures Of Men.
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87 | February 2023
Climate Litigation. Border Justice. Atrocities In Gambia.
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86 | December 2022
Libyan sea interceptions. COP27. Reparations in Namibia.
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85 | October 2022
Colonial crimes. Pesticide export ban. Ukraine war.
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84 | September 2022
Supply chains. Pushbacks. Climate lawsuit.
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83 | July 2022
An island fights against its demise
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82 | June 2022
Charges confirmed: Complicity in crimes against humanity
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81 | April 2022
The future demands collective action and global solidarity
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80 | March 2022
Ukraine: For more global solidarity
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79 | February 2022
“A first step towards freedom, dignity and justice”
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78 | December 2021
Looking back on 2021: Human rights in times of crises
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77 | November 2021
The Belarus case: How Germany can act
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Special newsletter
Human rights for the climate
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76 | September 2021
A victory for human rights over corporate interests
