This podcast is produced by Amnesty International volunteers from across Europe, with a focus on human rights in the European Union
Human Rights in Europe
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This podcast is produced by Amnesty International volunteers from across Europe, with a focus on human rights in the European Union
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October 26, 2022
Illegal Migrant Pushbacks in Lithuania - Where does the European Court of Justice ruling leave us?
<p>In this second interview, we remeet with Sergej Stoma from the Diversity Development Group to discuss two important court rulings in Lithuania following the European Court of Justice ruling we spoke about in the first episode of this series. What does the future for migrants entering Lithuania look like? Listen to find out.</p>
October 11, 2022
Illegal Migrant Pushbacks in Lithuania – The state of Lithuanian law and why it even legalises deportation.
<p>In our interview with Sergej Stoma from the Diversity Development Group in Lithuania, we explore the reasons behind illegal migrant pushbacks and deportation at the Lithuanian border, especially to Belarus. What is the judiciary behind this and how did it come about? In this first episode, we seek to understand the dynamics of the situation better and reflect on the European Court of Justice‘s evaluation of it. In our second episode (to be published next week) we update on recent judiciary happenings, more specifically court decisions, and evaluate what this may mean for migrants entering Lithuania in the future.</p>
April 27, 2022
The New EU Conditionality Mechanism – The long-awaited solution to rule of law breaches in Europe?
<p>Together with Member of the European Parliament Niklas Nienaß we are exploring the European Union’s recently adopted and by the European Court of Justice newly validated conditionality mechanism on the rule of law. How does it work? What are the underlining power plays between European Institutions from the mechanism‘s initial proposal, over adoption and validation to implementation? How effective will it be? <strong>Ultimately, what we all want to know: Does it represent a solution to all current and future rule of law breaches in the EU, such as currently in Hungary and Poland?</strong></p> <p>Listen in to get an insight into above questions.</p> <p>Stay updated for future episodes on:</p> <p><strong>Instagram</strong> @amnesty_eaac</p> <p><strong>Twitter</strong> @AmnestyDE_EU</p>
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