Digital Freedom Fund, Liberties, the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights, the European Center for Press and Media Freedom and Ben Wagner have developed a Model Ethical Funding Policy to help solve problems with NGO funding.

The members of the JUSTICIA European Rights Network have written to the President of Poland expressing their deep concerns about the compatibility of a new amendment to the Code of Criminal Procedure with international legal standards.

Estonia has torn up previous policy and juridical practice and finally decided to give temporary residence rights to the registered same-sex partners of Estonians, allowing them to live a family life in Estonia.

Prison populations are ageing but facilities and care are not keeping up with the change. HFHR has submitted an amicus curiae brief to the ECtHR in the case of an 80 year-old woman who claimed her rights were violated while in detention.

The campaign was intended to discredit judges who have criticized the government's takeover of the judiciary.

A number of international organisations have intervened in a European Court of Human Rights case after Polish authorities denied Polish citizenship to the children of a same-sex couple, one of whom is a Polish citizen himself.

​The Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights and the Forum for Human Rights intervened in a case before the European Court of Human Rights. The case concerns a boy with special educational needs who experienced discrimination at a public school in Romania.

Finland holds the EU Presidency and has vowed to prioritize strengthening the rule of law. That doesn’t sit well with the Hungarian government, which has launched a propaganda war led by its blogger-in-chief.

The Hungarian government is waging a propaganda war against Finland in order to undermine the latter's credibility when the EU resumes Article 7 proceedings against Hungary.

Changes in the Polish justice system introduced over the last four years are being used to increase pressure on judges, according to the HFHR study “The Time of Trial. How do changes in justice system affect Polish judges?”