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• December 01, 2021 Towards an EU Toolbox for Migrant Workers
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• February 01, 2021 A Passage to Justice: Selected Yemeni civil society views for transitional justice and long-term accountability in Yemen
  By: Marta Abrantes Mendes
• February 01, 2021 It’s the EU, Not Western Balkan Enlargement
  By: Christine Hübner, Jan Eichhorn, Luuk Molthof, Srđan Cvijić
• November 01, 2020 From Climate Change Awareness to Climate Crisis Action
  By: Jan Eichhorn, Luuk Molthof, Sascha Nicke
• October 01, 2020 The Modern Agreement of Amity and Commerce: Toward a New Model for Trade Agreements
  By: Beth Baltzan
• September 01, 2020 Do We Need an EU Ethical Food Label?
  By: Giorgia Ceccarelli, Daniele Fattibene
• September 01, 2020 Working Together to Address Health Workforce Mobility in Europe
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• September 01, 2020 German Priorities for Africa during Its Presidency of the EU Council
  By: Bram Dijkstra, Marta Martinelli
• July 15, 2020 Are Agri-Food Workers Only Exploited in Southern Europe?
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• April 01, 2020 Roma in the COVID-19 Crisis
  By: Neda Korunovska, Zeljko Jovanovic
• November 01, 2019 States of Change: Attitudes in Central and Eastern Europe 30 Years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall
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• November 01, 2019 Armed Drones in Europe
  By: Srđan Cvijić, Lisa Klingenberg, Delina Goxho, Ella Knight
• June 01, 2019 From Enlargement to the Unification of Europe: Why the European Union needs a directorate general Europe for future members and association countries
  By: Srđan Cvijić, Marie Jelenka Kirchner, Iskra Kirova, Zoran Nechev
• January 01, 2019 North Macedonia: What’s Next?
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• November 20, 2018 Whistleblowers for Change: The Social and Economic Costs and Benefits of Leaking and Whistleblowing
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• November 01, 2018 An End to Manels II: Closing the Gender Gap at Europe’s Top Policy Events
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• October 01, 2018 Towards Elections with Integrity
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• September 01, 2018 Does Offshoring Asylum and Migration Actually Work?
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• March 06, 2018 An End to Manels: Closing the Gender Gap at Europe’s Top Policy Events
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• April 01, 2017 License to Be Yourself: Responding to National Security and Identity Fraud Arguments
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• January 01, 2017 Untangling the Web: A Blueprint for Reforming American Security Sector Assistance
  By: Rose Jackson
• November 01, 2016 Montenegro: Elections Aftermath and the European Commission’s 2016 Country Progress Reports
  By: Srđan Cvijić, Stevo Muk
• June 01, 2016 The Strategic Costs of Civilian Harm
  By: Chris Kolenda, Chris Rogers
• March 01, 2016 Rethinking Human Rights in EU External Policies
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• November 30, 2015 The League of Arab States: Human Rights Standards and Mechanisms
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• November 19, 2015 License to Be Yourself: Trans Children and Youth
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• November 01, 2015 License to Be Yourself: Forced Sterilization
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• October 13, 2015 Community, Not Confinement
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• October 01, 2015 Drugs and the Death Penalty
  By: Patrick Gallahue
• May 01, 2015 Civil Society Voices: How the EU Should Engage Its Eastern Neighbours
  By: Iskra Kirova, Sabine Freizer
• April 01, 2015 License to Be Yourself: Marriage and Forced Divorce
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• November 26, 2014 Ethnic Origin and Disability Data Collection in Europe: Measuring Inequality—Combating Discrimination
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• November 01, 2014 After the Dead Are Counted: U.S. and Pakistani Responsibilities to Victims of Drone Strikes
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• September 09, 2014 2014 and Beyond: Priorities for the European Union
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• June 01, 2014 Migrant Workers’ Access to Justice at Home: Nepal
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• May 01, 2014 A Fundamental Rights Strategy for the European Union
  By: Israel Butler
• May 01, 2014 License to Be Yourself
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• February 01, 2014 Primer: Support Technologies for Human Rights Lawyers
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• October 13, 2013 Migrant Workers’ Access to Justice at Home: Indonesia
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• August 01, 2013 How to Monitor the Rule of Law, Democracy, and Fundamental Rights in the EU
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• July 01, 2013 How the EU Can Safeguard Its “Fundamental Values”: Two Ideas
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• July 01, 2013 The Race Equality Directive: A Shadow Report
  By: Eefje de Kroon
• June 01, 2013 Position Paper: Bringing migrant detention into line with human rights standards
  By: Costanza Hermanin
• May 31, 2013 Can Democracy Take Root in Georgia?
  By: Ivane Chkhikvadze
• March 22, 2013 Recent Developments at the Extraordinary Chambers of the Courts of Cambodia
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• February 01, 2013 The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: What Can It Do?
  By: Israel Butler
• February 01, 2013 Transforming Health: International Rights-Based Advocacy for Trans Health
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• October 19, 2012 The New Silk Road and the Northern Distribution Network: A Golden Road to Central Asian Trade Reform?
  By: Graham Lee
• October 01, 2012 Tools for Change: Applying United Nations standards to secure women’s housing, land, and property rights in the context of HIV
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• September 25, 2012 U.S. Military Aid to Central Asia: Who Benefits?
  By: Joshua Kucera
• September 06, 2012 Remaking Bagram: The Creation of an Afghan Internment Regime and the Divide over U.S. Detention Power
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• June 01, 2012 Twenty Mechanisms for Addressing Torture in Health Care
  By: Jonathan Cohen, Tamar Ezer
• May 01, 2012 EU Relations with Azerbaijan: More for Less?
  By: Jacqueline Hale
• May 01, 2012 The European Union and the Right to Community Living
  By: Luke Clements
• March 01, 2012 Financial Inclusion for the Roma: Banking As a Key to Social Progress
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• November 01, 2011 Sterilization of Women and Girls with Disabilities
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• October 01, 2011 From Funder to Partner? Prospects for the European Neighbourhood Policy's Civil Society Facility
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• October 01, 2011 Mapping Digital Media: German Public Service Broadcasting and Online Activity
  By: Johannes Weberling
• September 01, 2011 How Could a European Endowment for Democracy Add Value?
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• September 01, 2011 The Cost of Kill/Capture: Impact of the Night Raid Surge on Afghan Civilians
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• July 01, 2011 EU-AU Relations: The Partnership on Democratic Governance and Human Rights of the Joint Africa-EU Strategy
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• June 01, 2011 European Neighbourhood Policy: Positive Steps and Open Questions
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• June 01, 2011 Treated with Cruelty: Abuses in the Name of Rehabilitation
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• June 01, 2011 Treatment or Torture? Applying International Human Rights Standards to Drug Detention Centers
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• May 16, 2011 EU Policy Towards the Eastern Neighbours: A New Wave of Improvement
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• May 01, 2011 Government Accountability for Torture and Ill-Treatment in Health Settings
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• April 01, 2011 Mapping Digital Media: Online Media and Defamation
  By: Toby Mendel
• November 01, 2010 The Education of Migrant Children: An NGO Guide to EU Policies and Actions
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• October 01, 2010 U.S. Military Aid to Central Asia 1999-2009: Security Priorities Trump Human Rights and Diplomacy
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• October 01, 2010 A Timeline of U.S. Military Aid Cooperation with Uzbekistan
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• October 01, 2010 The Trust Deficit: The Impact of Local Perceptions on Policy in Afghanistan
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• October 01, 2010 Uganda Election Report
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• June 01, 2010 Parity—Expanding Equitable Insurance Coverage for Addiction and Mental Health Treatment
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• January 01, 2010 European Neighbourhood Policy: Implementation of the Objectives of the EU-Georgia Action Plan
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• November 01, 2009 Criminal Justice Performance from a Human Rights Perspective: Assessing the Transformation of the Criminal Justice System in Moldova
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• October 01, 2009 The Role of Human Rights in Ensuring Universal Access to HIV Testing and Counselling
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• June 01, 2009 Rights Not Rescue
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• March 01, 2009 At What Cost? HIV and Human Rights Consequences of the Global "War on Drugs"
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• October 01, 2008 Monitoring Report: Albania in the Stabilisation and Association Process
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• May 01, 2008 HIV/AIDS, Human Rights, and Legal Services in Uganda
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• January 01, 2008 Education for Migrant, Minority and Marginalised Children in Europe
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• September 01, 2007 LGBT Health and Rights in East Africa: A Snapshot of Successes and Challenges for the Advocacy Community
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• February 01, 2007 Closed to Reason: The International Narcotics Board and HIV/AIDS
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• December 01, 2006 On the Road to the EU: Monitoring Equal Opportunities for Women and Men in Serbia
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• December 01, 2006 On the Road to the EU: Monitoring Equal Opportunities for Women and Men in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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• December 01, 2006 On the Road to the EU: Monitoring Equal Opportunities for Women and Men in Albania
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• December 01, 2006 On the Road to the EU: Monitoring Equal Opportunities for Women and Men in South Eastern Europe
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• November 01, 2006 Opportunities and Pitfalls: Preparing for Burma's Economic Transition
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• September 01, 2006 Sexual Health and Rights: Sex Workers, Transgender People & Men Who Have Sex with Men—Thailand
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• August 01, 2005 Rights of People with Intellectual Disabilities: Access to Education and Employment
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• May 26, 2005 Protecting the Future: Constitutional Safeguards for Iraq's Oil Revenues
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• May 01, 2005 Equal Opportunities for Women and Men
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• April 03, 2005 Covering Oil: A Reporter's Guide to Energy and Development
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• April 01, 2005 Restoring American Leadership
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• December 07, 2004 IRW Briefing: Audits Find More Irregularities and Mismanagement of Iraq’s Revenues
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• October 04, 2004 Disorder, Negligence, and Mismanagement
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• July 22, 2004 Aspirations and Reality: British Muslims and the Labour Market
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• July 01, 2004 Beyond the Mountains: The Unfinished Business of Haiti
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• June 16, 2004 IRW Briefing: Iraqi Fire Sale
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• April 21, 2004 Racing the Deadline: The Rush to Account for Iraq's Public Funds
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• April 07, 2004 Opening the Books: Transparent Budgeting for Iraq
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• February 09, 2004 Controlling Iraq’s Skies: The Secret Sell-Off of Iraq’s Air Industry
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• December 04, 2003 OSI Supports the Establishment of New Monitoring Board in Iraq; Calls for Vigilant Oversight
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• October 20, 2003 Keeping Secrets: America and Iraq’s Public Finances
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• September 05, 2003 Iraq’s Reconstruction Contracts: Telecommunications
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• July 01, 2003 Monitoring Minority Protection in EU Member States
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• May 14, 2003 Caspian Oil Windfalls: Who Will Benefit?
  By: Svetlana Tsalik
• January 01, 2003 Open Society Institute Calls for Vigilant Monitoring of Iraq Supplemental Spending
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• September 01, 2001 Monitoring the EU Accession Process: Judicial Independence
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• July 01, 2001 Inside Baltimore's Safety Net
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