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IPHR and FIDU investigated how Italy responds to Transnational Repression through case investigations and data collection. 🔎

🇮🇹 Explore our infographics 🇮🇹

Read the full report and the complete series of country reports https://iphronline.org/articles/new-report-tnr-italy/

📅TUE 17 March, 11:00

🇺🇦 IPHR will participate in the event 'Twelve years of Russian illegal occupation: Human Rights violations and ongoing resistance in Crimea' to discuss human rights violations, resistance, and accountability in Crimea.

More information ⬇️
www.epc.eu/events/twelv...

Kazakhstan: Verdict Looming in Trial of Activists Protesting Repression in Xinjiang – Ensure Justice and Release Them - IPHR As the trial of 19 activists affiliated with the Atajurt movement nears its conclusion, International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) and Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule ...

📢Kazakhstan: Verdict nears in the trial of 19 Atajurt activists protesting Xinjiang abuses. The criminal charges – part of a broader pattern of repression – must be dismissed and the activists released! See IPHR & KIBHR statement: iphronline.org/articles/kaz...

#Kazakhstan #CivicSpace

Curtailment of Civic Space in Central Asia: Briefing for the EU and International Partners - IPHR A briefing paper prepared by International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR), drawing on monitoring conducted in cooperation with Central Asian partners, highlights alarming civic space trends acros...

Our new briefing highlights alarming trends curtailing civic freedoms across Central Asia. The EU & international partners must use their widening engagement with the Central Asian governments to press for meaningful change:
iphronline.org/articles/cur...
#CentralAsia #CivicSpace #Sustainability

IPHR recently published several reports assessing the domestic capacity of European states to address Transnational Repression on their soil. 🔎

🇮🇹 Take a look at the findings for Italy from our report with FIDU.

To read the full report ➡️ https://iphronline.org/articles/new-report-tnr-italy/

Today, IPHR will be participating in the UK Media Freedom Forum to discuss the growing threat of transnational repression targeting journalists. 📢

Watch here ⬇️

🇺🇦 On 27 Feb, IPHR took part in Harvard Kennedy School’s Ukraine Symposium — Voices From the Ground: Civil Society & Everyday Resilience.

Organized by the Ukraine Caucus, the panel stressed that a just peace demands confronting the war & ensuring accountability.

📸 Harvard's Belfer Center

📆 Postponed
⌛Date and Time to be announced
➡️ More information iphronline.org/articles/ira...

IPHR’s latest reports investigate how European states respond to Transnational Repression through case investigations and data collection. 🔎

🇫🇷 Explore our France infographics 🇫🇷

Read the full report ➡️ https://iphronline.org/articles/confronting-tnr-in-france-guide-and-report/

Joint Statement : Four Years On: Russia’s Full-scale Invasion of Ukraine is Genocidal in Its Intent and Action - IPHR Conference White Paper offers recommendations for concrete action to address Russia’s escalating atrocities 27 February 2026, Brussels/Boston/Washington DC – Four years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, mounting evidence of forcible child transfers, unlawful killings, torture, conflict-related sexual violence, systematic attacks on energy infrastructure indispensable to civilian survival, cultural erasure, and eliminationist rhetoric demonstrates that […]

New Statement by IPHR, the IHRC, @slpjustice.bsky.social and @giwps.bsky.social: Four Years On: Russia’s Full-scale Invasion of Ukraine is Genocidal in Its Intent and Action
Read the full statement here https://iphronline.org/articles/statement-russias-full-scale-invasion-of-ukraine-is-genocidal/

New White Paper Highlights Key Insights from the Conference “Intent to Destroy: Confronting Russia’s Campaign to Erase Ukraine and Its People" - IPHR IPHR, the International Human Rights Clinic at Harvard Law School, the New Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy, the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security (GIWPS), and the Atlantic Cou...

🇺🇦 New White Paper from IPHR, the IHRC at Harvard Law School, New Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy,
@giwps.bsky.social and @slpjustice.bsky.social
provides a roadmap to stop Russia’s genocidal war against Ukraine.

Read it here iphronline.org/articles/whi...

Holding enablers accountable: The Islamic Republic of Iran’s role in Russia’s drone war Panelists will discuss a new report investigating Iran's role in Russia's drone war.

🗓️ MARCH 3 @ 10:00 am ET | How can the Iranian regime be held accountable for the provision of drones to Russia?

The SLP hosts a virtual report launch with the Embassy of Poland in Washington DC, @iphr.bsky.social, and @c4ads.org.

Read more ⬇️
www.atlanticcouncil.org/event/holdin...

Civic Space under Pressure in Kazakhstan: Key Concerns and Recommendations for EU Dialogue - IPHR International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) and Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law (KIBHR) have prepared a joint written briefing for the upcoming EU–Kazakhstan Hum...

New IPHR&KIBHR briefing highlights pressure on civic space in #Kazakhstan: limited opportunities to engage on constitutional reform, growing attacks on media, protest clampdowns, NGO stigmatisation & persecution of activists. The EU must press for concrete improvements iphronline.org/articles/civ...

Four Years Since Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine: IPHR Stands with Ukraine - IPHR Today marks four years since the Russian Federation launched its full-scale war of aggression against Ukraine. Four years of devastation, displacement, and relentless attacks on civilians. Four years ...

🇺🇦 IPHR remains unwavering in its commitment to support Ukrainian partners and the Ukrainian people.

Read our full statement here ➡️ iphronline.org/articles/iph...

Слава Україні🇺🇦

⚖️ New briefing: IPHR and partners offer actionable takeaways from their brief on the Ukraine v. Russia genocide case.
Read experts' practical recommendations for the Court and States here ➡️ https://iphronline.org/articles/russia-new-front-weaponising-counterclaims-in-ukrainevrussia/

New Legal Briefing by IPHR and partners highlights serious concerns regarding newest developments in the Ukraine v. Russia genocide case before the International Court of Justice. ⚖️

Read our experts analysis ➡️ https://iphronline.org/articles/briefing-icj-genocide-case/

IPHR recently published several reports assessing the domestic capacity of European states to address Transnational Repression on their soil. 🔎

🇫🇷 Take a look at the key findings for France.

To read the full report ➡️ https://iphronline.org/articles/confronting-tnr-in-france-guide-and-report/

Uzbekistan: Mounting Concerns about Health and Safety of Imprisoned Karakalpak Activist Dauletmurat Tazhimuratov - IPHR The Association for Human Rights in Central Asia (AHRCA), International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR), and the Norwegian Helsinki Committee (NHC) are alarmed by reports indicating that the healt...

IPHR, @ahrca.bsky.social & @nhcno.bsky.social are alarmed by reports that Karakalpak activist Dauletmurat Tazhimuratov’s health has sharply deteriorated in prison, with risks of further isolation. Uzbekistan should heed UN calls and safeguard his health & release him! iphronline.org/articles/uzb...

IPHR Submits Written Observations to ECtHR under Rule 44 § 3 inUkrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union v. Russia - IPHR International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR)and theYale School of Public Health – Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL)submitted joint written observations under Rule 44 § 3 of the Rules of the European Court of Human Rights in the caseUkrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union v. Russia(application no. 6719/23). In their submissions, IPHR and HRL sought to assist the […]

⚖️ IPHR and Yale HRL have filed joint third-party observations before the European Court of Human Rights, highlighting evidence that Ukrainian children were illegally adopted by Russian authorities as part of widespread State practices.

https://iphronline.org/articles/written-observations-rule-443/

Bjørn Berge on X "A call for a Council of Europe Convention on Transnational repression" Thank you for a very interesting discussion, Mr Simon Papuashvili, IPHR; Ms Eleonora Mongelli, FIDU and Ms A. Pestourie, IPHR @coe @PACE_News https://t.co/yKrbhtyIvB

Representatives of IPHR and the Italian Federation for Human Rights (FIDU) met with Mr Bjørn Berge, the Council of Europe’s Deputy Secretary General to discuss the need for a dedicated Convention on Transnational Repression.

https://x.com/DSGBjornBerge/status/2018362044529914017?s=20

📄 IPHR publishes its Guide for Victims of Transnational Repression (TNR) in France

It offers clear, comprehensive explanation on how to:
🔹File a criminal complaint
🔹Apply for asylum in France

➡️ Access the guide here https://iphronline.org/articles/confronting-tnr-in-france-guide-and-report/

🔎 New report by IPHR and State Capture Accountability Project highlights serious gaps in France's response to TNR and set out key recommendations to French authorities to address them.

Read the full report here ➡️ https://iphronline.org/articles/confronting-tnr-in-france-guide-and-report/

Kazakhstan: Pressure on Media, "LGBTQI+ Propaganda” Law, and Criminal Cases against Activists - IPHR This report covers developments affecting freedom of expression, association, and peaceful assembly in Kazakhstan from June 2025 to January 2026. It was prepared by International Partnership for Human...

"#Kazakhstan stepped up efforts to silence dissent, criticism and plurality of views" with "intimidation, harassment, and prosecution for criticising authorities or peacefully advocating for democratic values, human rights, and minority protection" @iphr.bsky.social
iphronline.org/articles/kaz...

Kazakhstan: Pressure on Media, "LGBTQI+ Propaganda” Law, and Criminal Cases against Activists - IPHR This report covers developments affecting freedom of expression, association, and peaceful assembly in Kazakhstan from June 2025 to January 2026. It was prepared by International Partnership for Human...

Our new update on #Kazakhstan for the CIVICUS Monitor tracks:
📌Mounting pressure on independent media
📌Criminal cases against outspoken journos & activists
📌''LGBTQI propaganda'' ban
📌Systematic suppression of peaceful protests
& other alarming civic space trends: iphronline.org/articles/kaz...

🇺🇦The scale and intentionality of Russia’s crimes require more than emergency relief.

📢They demand long-term restoration, survivor-centred care, and financial accountability.

Take a look back at the last panel of the conference 'Intent to Destroy'

@slpjustice.bsky.social @giwps.bsky.social

❗Current aid levels allow Ukraine to survive, but not to defeat Russia.

A security response must shift from crisis management to strategic prevention, providing Ukraine with the capabilities to stop genocidal objectives.

🔎 https://iphronline.org/articles/intent-to-destroy-russias-war-on-ukraine/

Criminalising Peaceful Protest: Kazakhstan’s Case Against Atajurt Activists - IPHR International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) and Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law (KIBHR) are seriously concerned that a criminal case brought in Kazakhstan agains...

#Kazakhstan: Activists protesting China’s repression of ethnic Kazakhs face up to 10 years in prison in a case that reflects political pressure and violates international human rights standards. IPHR & KIBHR call for the case to be dismissed and the activists released: iphronline.org/articles/cri...

📢 Check out our new Policy Brief : Why the European Union Should Establish a Dedicated Sanctions Regime on Transnational Repression : https://iphronline.org/articles/policy-brief-dedicated-sanctions-regime-on-tnr/

❗Russia’s genocidal campaign against Ukraine represents a long-standing imperial and genocidal ideology that can only be challenged through clear and sustained political will.

Check the highlights from our experts at the conference "Intent to Destroy"

slpjustice.bsky.social giwps.bsky.social

Reform and Reality: Measuring Uzbekistan’s Progress in the Fight Against Domestic Violence - IPHR A new report published by International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) today, Reform and Reality: Measuring Uzbekistan’s Progress in the Fight Against Domestic Violence, examines the extent to wh...

📘New IPHR report examines whether Uzbekistan’s recent domestic violence reforms are delivering real protection for women. Despite legal progress since 2023, gaps in enforcement, justice, and support persist. iphronline.org/articles/ref...