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Europe’s responsibility

2026-07-15T13:26:19+02:00

From left to right: Heinz Thoma, spokesperson for cultural and social policy for the SPD group on Eschweiler City Council; Kateryna Kravchenko and Lina Shreim from the Blau-Gelbes Kreuz; Valerio Krüger from the ISHR; the musician Olga Hryhoruk; Andrea Wolff, President of the GPB European Association; Artem Kryvulia from the ISHR; and the musician Oleksii. Europe’s responsibility: Shining a light on human rights violations in Ukraine At an

Europe’s responsibility2026-07-15T13:26:19+02:00

Disinformation has not receded since the elections: only the targets and methods have changed

2026-07-14T09:49:31+02:00

Disinformation has not receded since the elections: only the targets and methods have changed After the parliamentary elections in Armenia, the intensity of disinformation flows has not decreased. Instead, their forms, targets, and tools have changed. While direct propaganda narratives about the legitimacy of the election results, migration threats, and foreign policy orientation dominated during the pre-election period, in the post-election period information attacks have focused on state institutions, the

Disinformation has not receded since the elections: only the targets and methods have changed2026-07-14T09:49:31+02:00

ISHR President Participates in European Union Reception in Timor-Leste and Meets President José Ramos-Horta

2026-07-12T10:54:37+02:00

The President of the International Council of International Society for Human Rights (ISHR) participated in an official reception hosted by the Ambassador of the European Union to Timor-Leste, H.E. Thorsten Bargfrede, on the occasion of the “Celebrating Europe” reception in Dili, Timor-Leste. President José Ramos-Horta, EU Ambassador Thorsten Bargfrede, Archbishop Thomas Schirrmacher © BQ/Schirrmacher The event brought together representatives from diplomacy, government, academia, and civil society and provided

ISHR President Participates in European Union Reception in Timor-Leste and Meets President José Ramos-Horta2026-07-12T10:54:37+02:00

Europe’s responsibility

2026-07-07T09:59:38+02:00

We warmly invite you to our event on the human rights situation in the frontline and occupied areas of Ukraine. Europe’s Responsibility – Human Rights Violations in Frontline and Occupied Areas in Ukraine Date: 7 July 2026, 6.00 pm Doors open: 5.30 pm Venue: Kirschenhof – The House of History Address: 27 Dürener Straße, 52249 Eschweiler Under the guiding principle that “Human rights are the foundation of Europe”,

Europe’s responsibility2026-07-07T09:59:38+02:00

ISHR Wittlich celebrates its anniversary

2026-07-08T08:00:14+02:00

The volunteers from the ISHR Wittlich working group were in high spirits after loading the 600th aid consignment. Photo: ISHR ISHR Wittlich’s 600th aid convoy: help from person to person Wittlich, 3 July 2026 – The Wittlich branch of the International Society for Human Rights (ISHR) has reached a special milestone with the loading of its 600th humanitarian aid consignment. Numerous guests from the worlds of politics, civil

ISHR Wittlich celebrates its anniversary2026-07-08T08:00:14+02:00

“Ambulances for Kharkiv – Donate so that help can be provided”

2026-07-04T08:15:23+02:00

“Ambulances for Kharkiv – Donate so that help can be provided” Russian troops are attacking targets in Ukraine on a daily basis. Hospitals, medical facilities and emergency services are also being deliberately bombed. The danger is particularly high in regions close to the front line and in cities such as Kherson, Kramatorsk and Kharkiv. The targeted hunting of civilians and infrastructure in Kherson using so-called FPV (first-person view)

“Ambulances for Kharkiv – Donate so that help can be provided”2026-07-04T08:15:23+02:00

“Monitoring of Disinformation Flows” Project Launched

2026-06-22T20:11:34+02:00

The first meeting of the participants and organizers of the “Monitoring Disinformation Flows” project took place on June 20.   The meeting was attended by journalists, researchers, activists, and young professionals taking their first steps in the field of journalism. Interest in the program was high: fifteen participants representing various professional and academic backgrounds were selected from around fifty applications received. The main goal of the first meeting was not

“Monitoring of Disinformation Flows” Project Launched2026-06-22T20:11:34+02:00

Why the World Must Reject War: 20 Human Rights Arguments for Peace

2026-06-22T09:31:15+02:00

20 arguments in favour of peace from human rights activists Armed conflict remains one of the gravest threats to human dignity, human rights, and global stability. Across regions and political systems, war leaves behind destruction that extends far beyond the battlefield — affecting civilians, institutions, communities, and future generations. Preventing war is not only a political objective. It is a humanitarian and human rights imperative. 1. War destroys civilian lives

Why the World Must Reject War: 20 Human Rights Arguments for Peace2026-06-22T09:31:15+02:00

Types of disinformation and their characteristics

2026-06-15T19:47:51+02:00

ANATOMY OF MISINFORMATION Media Literacy and Information Resilience Educational Series Disinformation is not a homogeneous phenomenon: it has different forms, purposes, and dissemination mechanisms. To understand how it operates in the information environment, it is important to distinguish its main types and understand their characteristics. In general, three main approaches can be distinguished in the modern information environment: misinformation, disinformation, and a wide range of harmful information (malinformation). Although these

Types of disinformation and their characteristics2026-06-15T19:47:51+02:00

Anatomy of Manipulation: The 2026 Election in Light of the Facts

2026-06-13T11:11:53+02:00

The 2026 parliamentary elections in Armenia became a testing ground not only for political competition, but also for large-scale information influence operations. While in previous elections the main challenges were related to internal political struggles, this time international observers, fact-checking organizations, and information security specialists recorded an unprecedented level of external information interference, the main source of which was Russian influence networks. According to international observation missions, Armenian citizens were

Anatomy of Manipulation: The 2026 Election in Light of the Facts2026-06-13T11:11:53+02:00
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