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Despite clearer analysis in the EU’s 2025 Rule of Law Report, the gap between repeated warnings and real consequences continues to widen.
As the EU prepares its next major budget (the Multi-annual Financial Framework, or MFF), we are urging leaders to increase CERV to 0.5% of the total EU budget.
A monthly round-up of Liberties' work: Europe rallies around Hungary's LGBTQIA community ahead of banned Budapest Pride & Orbán backs down on controversial media & civil society bill. And check out our messaging guide for fighting violence against women.
In an open letter to the President of the European Commission, Liberties and other civil society organisations, human rights defenders, and advocacy groups across Europe are urging the Commission to take immediate action to protect its citizens.
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Liberties has created a messaging guide to help communicators avoid the common pitfalls when talking about fighting violence against women and how they should build a persuasive narrative instead.
A monthly round-up of Liberties' work: We sparked the call condemning Orban's latest attempt to silence civil society, influencer marketing is the latest front for covert political messaging and winner of STRIVE 2025 announced
In a rare retreat under intense domestic and international pressure, Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party has postponed the adoption of a controversial draft law that would severely curtail the operations of independent media outlets and civil society.
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Open Letter On The Hungarian Bill Entitles “Transparency Of Public Life" (Re-opened for organisational signatures - see details below)
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