EUROPEAN FOUNDATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS

EFHR 2018/07/31

Statement of the European Foundation of Human Rights

The European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR) critically appraises the bill registered in the Parliament of the Republic of Lithuania

Wins 2018/07/26

A Lithuanian living in Alaska won the surname with “w”

On July 25th 2018 The Vilnius District Court passed yet another verdict on the original spelling case of names and

EFHR training 2018/07/25

EFHR training in Niemenczyn

On July 24 this year there was a free training at the Multifunctional Culture Center in Niemenczyn (12 Švenčionių street,

EFHR 2018/07/15

EFHR representative took part in an alternative FIFA World Cup

During the FIFA World Cup, a football club of the Academy of Fine Arts in Vilnius organised an alternative version of

Hate Speech 2018/07/05

Hate speech: there are fewer comments, but the view does not change

On 4 July 2018 the District Court of the City of Vilnius accepted a judgement, in which D. K. was

Our trainees 2018/07/04

New intern at the EFHR

Paulina Kasprzak, a new intern at the European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR), is a third-year student of European Diplomacy

Our trainees 2018/07/03

The EFHR welcomes a new intern – Olga Chizhevskaya

Olga Chizhevskaya is a third-year student of European Diplomacy at the University of Wroclaw. Her biggest interest are the technical

Our trainees 2018/07/02

Milena Kloczkowska – a new intern at EFHR

Milena Kloczkowska graduated from the fourth year of law at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. She started

EFHR training 2018/06/29

EFHR’s training course at Juodšiliai community’s Social Services Centre

On June 29th the European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR) held a free of charge training course on hate speech

EFHR training 2018/06/22

EFHR held a training course at the International Civic Initiative Centre “Nash Dom“

On 21st June 2018 the European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR) held a free of charge training course entitled „Hate

EFHR 2018/06/20

EFHR topic at the “Būtent“ Discussion Festival

This year, The European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR) decided to take part in the “Būtent” Discussion Festival for the

Wins 2018/06/18

Vilnius city courts are still considering cases about surname spelling with the letter “w”

The Vilnius City District Court ruled on the case of surname spelling of the Wardyn′s family’s third child. The court,

EVS - European Voluntary Service 2018/06/05

Impressions of the EVS project “Notice it! Human Rights in our daily lives”

The EVS project “Notice it! Human Rights in our daily lives” finished on 31st May after running for 10 months.

EFHR training 2018/05/24

Training course entitled “Rights of National Minorities in the European Union: Theory and Practice” was

On this year′s May 23rd the European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR) organised a free of charge training course entitled

Other training 2018/05/16

The EFHR participates in several trainings on Online Hate Speech in Hungary and in Czech

The European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR) has been attending several trainings on hate speech during the last month. From

EFHR training 2018/05/04

EFHR invites you to participate in a free of charge training course – „Rights of

The European Foundation for Human Rights (EFHR) invites you to participate in a training course on „Rights of national minorities

Other training 2018/04/23

The EFHR attends a training course as volunteering coordinating organization within Erasmus

During the days 16th-21st April the lawyer of the European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR) Lešek Jankovskij, attended a training

Wins 2018/04/12

Another favourable verdict for the letter “w”

Vilnius City District Court has ruled yet another verdict and obliged the Civil Registry Office to change the surname of

Trips 2018/04/07

The EFHR goes to an European virtual reality experience

On 6th April, the European Foundation of Human Rights (EFHR) had the opportunity to attend an extraordinary event organised by

EFHR 2018/04/04

The petition Minority SafePack has succeed

“Minority SafePack” was a petition promoted by citizens that had to be signed for 1.000.000 people all over Europe. It

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