Who we are

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network

A network of more than 80 human rights organisations, institutions and individuals based in 30 countries in the Euro-Mediterranean region,

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Established in 1997 in response to the Barcelona Declaration and the establishment of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership,

With a membership adhering to universal human rights principles and convinced of the value of cooperation and dialogue across and within borders.

Network Presentation

Open Powerpoint File

The EMHRN Secretariat is currently hosting: The Euro-Mediterranean Foundation of Support to Human Rights Defende

Recent EMHRN Publications

• 2009 Active but acquiescent: EU’s Response to the Israeli Military Offensive in the Gaza Strip
• 2009 Lampedusa Mission report
• 2008 Economic and Social Rights of Migrants and Refugees
• 2008 Asylum and Migration in the Mashrek
• 2008 Violence against migrant and refugee women
• The Middle East Quartet: A Progress Report
• 2008 Justice reports
• Freedom of association in the Euro-Mediterranean Region
• The EU-Israel Action Plan within the European Neighbourhood Policy
• HR Review EU-Israel 2005-2006
• Training guide on human rights instruments
• Achieving Gender Equality: Change is Necessary
• ENP - Human Rights in the Lebanon Action Plan
• Gender Mainstreaming Presentation (2006)
• European Neighbourhood Policy Presentation (2006)
• Biladi Photo Pack (2006)
• Easy Reader to HR Review EU-Israel 2004-2005
• HR Review EU-Israel 2004-2005
• ENP - Human Rights in the Egypt Action Plan
• Barcelona +10 Statement (2005)
• Gaza Mission Report (2005)
• Civil Forum Luxembourg Report (2005)
• Israel's Human Rights Behaviour 2004-05
• HR Review EU-Israel 2003-04
• Tightened Spaces for Human Rights (2004)
• Justice in the South and East of the Mediterranean Region (2006)
• ...is there a real Human Rights Education? (2003)
• HRE Background Paper (2003)
• Migrant Workers in Israel (2003)
• Integration of Women's Rights into the Euromed Partnership (2003)
• Human Rights Implications of the MEDA Programmes (2002)
• Press Freedom in Jordan (2002)
• Equal Access to Justice (2002)
• Freedom of Association in the Euromed Region (2001)
• F-Type Prison Crisis in Turkey (2001)
• Refugees also have rights (2001)
• Marseille Civil Forum Report (2001)
• Guide to Human Rights in the Barcelona Process (2000)
• The Reality of Tunisian Prisons (2000)
• EU Mediterranean Policy: Setting Article 2 in Motion (2000)
• MEDA Democracy Programme (2000)
• Peace is not difficult: Trial Observation in Turkey (2000)
• Barcelona +5: What Results for Human Rights? (2000)
• Liberties and Human Rights in Tunisia (1999)
• Torture, Arbitrary Detention and Unfair Trial in Tunisia (1999)
• Human Rights Organisations in Egypt (1999)
• A Black Year for Democracy in Jordan (1998)
• Observation Mission to Tunisia (1998)