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European Union Temporary Relocation Platform
EUROPEAN UNION TEMPORARY RELOCATION PLATFORM
The EUTRP
The European Union Temporary Relocation Platform (EUTRP) is a network of 100+entities engaged in temporary relocation of at-risk human rights defenders. It aims at facilitating coordination and cooperation among actors involved in the temporary relocation of HRDs at risk, allowing its members to share knowledge and resources, and coordinate joint efforts.
The members of the EUTRP are non-governmental organisations, EU institutions, universities and education institutions, and national, regional and local governments. Each member is linked to the temporary relocation of HRDs at risk in different capacities, as host entities, grant-making entities, donors, policy makers, and/or referral entities, coordination hubs, and other.
ProtectDefenders.eu, the EU Human Rights Defenders Mechanism
In October 2015, the European Commission appointed ProtectDefenders.eu as the coordinator of the EUTRP. ProtectDefenders.eu, the European Union Human Rights Defenders mechanism, is established to protect defenders at high risk and facing the most difficult situations worldwide. It is led by a Consortium of 12 NGOs active in the field of Human Rights.
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On day 2 of #EarthWeek, we’re answering how countries can address both economic growth and climate change.
Open Society’s Luis Godoy explains how green industrial policy can build a fairer, cleaner, and stronger economy that benefits everyone—especially countries in the Global
Industrial policy is back and greener than ever.
Green industrial policy is how countries can continue to grow, while tackling the climate crisis head on. Open Society’s Luis Godoy explains how it is also an opportunity to build a fairer, cleaner, and stronger economy that
Freedom House congratulates @DBUPatriots on the launch of the Center for Global Religious Freedom. We are proud to partner on this vital initiative to equip a new generation of students, faith leaders, researchers, and policymakers to support religious freedom worldwide. Learn
@lauraabcarvalho @ProSyn But these costs are unevenly distributed: Countries that depend on imports, especially for energy needs, have been hit hardest. Those that have invested more heavily in renewable energy and green industrial policies have built resilience and have managed the crisis much
@lauraabcarvalho @ProSyn Read Carvalho’s full piece: https://osf.to/4u4HlVi
The situation in Cuba urgently needs the world’s attention. Authorities continue announcing and slowly releasing political prisoners while arbitrarily detaining those who speak out. Over a month after authorities announced 51 prisoner releases—and nearly two weeks after a broader
🚨 CUBA – NUEVO INFORME: con 44 nuevos presos políticos en marzo, Cuba alcanza un nuevo récord de 1.250 prisioneros políticos:
➡️145 mujeres, récord histórico
➡️33 menores, 2 nuevos este mes
➡️Listamos 32 presos en riesgo extremo que deben ser liberados de inmediato
Cientos de
Today, 21 April, the Council approved conclusions on EU energy and climate diplomacy. These conclusions provide strategic guidance for the EU’s diplomatic and international engagement on energy and climate.
In times of crisis, the clean transition is the best way to strengthen
