Liberties Rule of Law Report 2024
Civil Liberties Union for Europe published "Liberties Rule of Law Report 2024" report.
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The owner of a car wash in the center of Rīga will have to pay 1,000 euros in compensation for moral damage to a Ukrainian citizen for discrimination, the Riga City Court has decided.
The plaintiff in the court, a citizen of Ukraine, seeking asylum from the war, came to Latvia from Ukraine in her personal vehicle in March 2022, shortly after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Infographics on LCHR activities during past 30 years
Material is prepared in the framework of the LCHR project "Human Rights in Latvia - past, present, future". The project is financially supported by the Society Integration Fund from state funds allocated to the Ministry of Culture.
On 8 October Latvian Centre for Human Rights celebrates its 30th anniversary!
We congratulate all LCHR current and former staff, members, board members, volunteers, fellows, and all supporters, who have participated and supported our work throughout these years promoting human rights in Latvia.
Overview of the seminars organised within the project "On the way to a more tolerant society: awareness, education, support and cooperation"
From January to June 2023, as part of the project “On the way to a more tolerant society: awareness, education, support and cooperation”, several informative seminars were organised, informing a total of 221 persons (representing various target groups) about recognizing and reporting discrimination, hate speech and hate crimes.