Claudia Luciani, Director of the Congress, reviewed with Ukrainian partners and media the findings of a recent opinion poll ...

Luxembourg has taken over the rotating Presidency of the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers from Lithuania at a meeting of representatives from the organisation’s 46 member states. Addressing ...

This year’s Day for the Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse is an opportunity for governments ...

Representatives of the Department for the Execution of Judgments of the European Court of Human Rights participated in the ...

Often, women with disabilities are invisible and marginalised in society, including among those promoting the rights of ...

Despite progress, women’s and girls’ rights in Europe face setbacks and numerous challenges, including violence, ...

Europe’s largest minority, the Roma and Travellers, face multiple barriers to education, health, employment and political ...

Children have the same human rights as adults, plus additional protections due to their special needs. The Commissioner calls ...

In several European regions affected by past or ongoing conflicts, the achievement of human rights, democracy and the rule of ...

Ransomware attacks create a range of risks to individuals, businesses, communities and critical services, from financial, operational, legal or professional risks to safety and security challenges.

LGBTI people continue to face discrimination and violence that affects their human rights. The Commissioner urges the authorities to combat discrimination and violence, raise awareness of the rights ...

Terrorism challenges our democracies and requires effective state responses. But counter-terrorism efforts must respect democracy, the rule of law and human rights. The Commissioner’s approach ...