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Handcuffs put on human rights organisations

The Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania adopted another decision, which confirms conclusions of national and international reports on the subject
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Dear European citizen, what do you know about your rights?

The idea of the European citizenship first came up in 1947, the time in which the whole concept of the
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European Civic Initiative „F2020” has ended

On the 1st of November European Civic Initiative FRATERNITE2020 (F2020 )has ended. The aim of the initiative was mainly rationalization
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The case of bilingual street signs once again

The campaign against bilingual street signs is still on. The Foundation has numerously informed about the many steps (including courts)
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EFHR workshop on human rights

On 28-30 October European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR) organized the next series of meetings covering, in a broad sense,
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English information signs considered legal

On 12 January 2013, the European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR) filed three complaints with the State Inspectorate of Language
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A representative of EFHR at the seminar in Warsaw

Between October 17 and 18 in Warsaw, a seminar for non-government organisations, which deal with problems of human rights, was
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Inability of Lithuania to comply with international law

European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR) considers that Lithuania does not comply with its voluntarily accepted international obligations, further it
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EFHR on bilingual ballots

At the end of August 2013, a bill amending Article 58 of the law on election to the Sejm was
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European Citizens’ Initiative “Fraternité 2020”

European Foundation for Human Rights (EFHR) is pleased to invite you to support European Citizens’ Initiative Fraternite2020. The goal of
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EFHR raises the matter of bilingual voting cards

At the end of August 2013, a bill concerning the amendment of the Article 58 – the Article of Act on
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Council of Europe information booklet “Learning and Living Democracy”

European Foundation of Human Rights is pleased to invite you to read the new Council of Europe booklet in the
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New EFHR trainee

Irena Klimowa, a new trainee at the European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR), comes from Moldova and is currently doing
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Let’s break the stereotypes about minorities in Lithuania!

The fact of inciting the feeling of hatred, further intensified by the mass media, has become easily noticeable in recent
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Lithuanian courts still ignore international law

Situations in which national law is not able to provide citizens with respect for their rights and freedom guaranteed by
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Report from the Central Europe Youth Forum in Tarnów

In every country young people are a very important and numerous social group. Following the statement: “nothing about us without
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International Day of Peace

Since 1982 we have been celebrating the International Day of Peace. You must be wondering how all of this started.
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The Resolution of the European Parliament calling for the protection of European languages in the

On 11th September 2013, the European Parliament (the EP) adopted the Resolution on Endangered European Languages and Linguistic Diversity in
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Lithuania loves Poland

Internet action aiming to eliminate the lack of trust between the two nations. Poles admit to and reprove the hooligan
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False information on financing Lithuanian schools in Poland

European Foundation of Human Rights, paying attention to the appearing on the page ekspertai.eu information concerning financing Lithuanian schools in
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