Report

“Wagner Group Unchained in Ukraine” that analyzes the impact of Wagner Group from three dimensions military, political and human rights. It is based on fieldwork conducted between March and June.

The objective is to understand how false accusations of terrorism by states and the media contribute to the rise of authoritarianism by suppressing pro-democracy movements and human rights defenders in the Euro-Mediterranean region.

The report “Human Rights Violations on Spain’s Southern Border 2021-2022 – Institutional racism, borders and migration policy”. This report has been coordinated by Novact and Irídia, along with the collaboration of more than a dozen organizations. It presents a qualitative analysis of the various violations of rights detected in the border between Spain and North Africa.

Universal Periodic Review in Tunisia 2022: Human Rights Defenders in Tunisia Respond to Government's Falsehoods.

The report 'Working, Why? Labor Rights and Occupation in Western Sahara,' published by Novact and ACAPS, reveals that Sahrawi workers face precarious labor conditions in the territory occupied by Morocco.

This report is part of a series of three reports resulting from participatory assessments of the human rights situation in crisis contexts conducted in Algeria, Tunisia and Libya between 2021 and 2022.

This report is part of a series of three reports resulting from participatory assessments of the human rights situation in crisis contexts conducted in Algeria, Tunisia and Libya between 2021 and 2022.

This report is part of a series of three reports resulting from participatory assessments of the human rights situation in crisis contexts conducted in Algeria, Tunisia and Libya between 2021 and 2022.

Analysis of the data of Red Malla of the year 2021 on the right to protest in Spain.

The report examines the Ukrainian nonviolent civil resistance between February and June 2022 to identify the organizational dynamics and the characteristics of the different actions, their evolution and the impacts and supports they have achieved.

This report offers a diagnosis of the current mechanisms of transparency and accountability existing in the different police forces of the Spanish State, from the perspective of international human rights law.

This research presents a comprehensive view of the motives of violent extremism, not from the point of view of specialists in political studies and phenomena, but rather from the point of view of young men and women, specifically from the city of Fallujah, to see and know the beginning and end of this phenomenon within the city.

Prevention of violent extremism and promotion of social cohesion in groups at risk of social exclusion.

The report addresses the situation of access to rights of migrants arriving irregularly to the Canary Islands, with special attention to Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote.

Multinational corporations have become major violators of human rights and accomplices in violations of international humanitarian law. Increasingly, international agencies, citizen watchdogs, non-governmental organizations, and civil society in general are investigating, exposing, and providing evidence of the commission of these crimes or their collaboration by these types of companies.