EFHR

Meet our new trainee, Inês Paiva!

Inês Paiva is a Portuguese student of master Strategic Management of Public Relations at the School of Communication and Media
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Will justice be served?

Initiation of an investigation After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Lithuania was the first country, followed by tens of others,
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Changes in Funding and Their Impact on the Functioning of National Minority School Networks

A year ago, the Ministry of Education, Science, and Sport of the Republic of Lithuania (Hereinafter – MESS) presented an
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From application to interim measure – Ukraine vs Russia before the International Court of Justice

First steps in the case Ukraine filed against Russia two days after the unlawful invasion of the country began. The
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War and Law – Proceedings Before the International Court of Justice

What is the International Court of Justice (ICJ)? The International Court of Justice (ICJ), sometimes also referred to as the World
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The Battle Over Education Continues

Public information has recently been notified about unsuccessful talks between the administration of the Trakai District Municipality and the Andrzej
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Disinformation: Why it is so dangerous and how we can defend against it

The ongoing armed aggression of the Russian military against Ukraine and its people is characterized by incredible brutality. Nevertheless, the
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Help for Ukraine 🇺🇦

We invite you to help the war refugees, the victims and the wounded who are seeking shelter in Lithuania after
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Minority Schools at Risk

Public information has recently been notified about unsuccessful talks between the administration of the Trakai District Municipality and the Andrzej
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Digitalization of Vilnian cemeteries violates the right to dignity and identity

Cemeteries in Vilnius enter the digital age. An effort to create an interactive map containing the data from the cemeteries has
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Meet our new Volunteer, Maria Ciechan!

Maria comes from Krakow and is a fourth-year student of journalism and human rights at Essex University, currently completing her
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The President of Lithuania signed a bill concerning the writing of names and surnames in

The President of Lithuania signed the Parliament approved bill regarding the writing of non-Lithuanian names and surnames in documents.  A week ago,
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International Education Day invites us to reflect on the importance of ensuring access to education

General Assembly of United Nations declared January 24th the International Education Day. The need to create this day stems from
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Learn on human rights with a test

When the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted, on 10 December 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), it
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Meet our new Volunteer, Giulia Marasca!

Giulia Marasca is a recent graduate of the Master in Migration Studies at Pompeu Fabra University of Barcelona. She has
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State examination for minorities in Lithuania returns!

The newest information reveals that Jurgita Šiugždinienė, the Minister of Education, Science and Sports, signed the decision to restore the State
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There is another Europe beyond populism: examples of solidarity, tolerance and hospitality

Giulia Marasca According to the latest estimate released by UNHCR, the number of displaced people registered at the end of
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Building tolerance for LGBT+ starts with news media

Aistė Turčinavičiūtė Objectivity, neutrality, and factuality – these are some of the values ​​that every professional journalist or media representative
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Welcome to our new trainee Kinga Pytel

Congratulations to the trainee Kinga Pytel on joining the EFHR team! Kinga is a third year Russian philology student at Adam Mickiewicz
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