Category Archives: United Arab Emirates

In the shadow of the Burj Khalifa: the case of Ahmed Mansoor and the whitewashing of the United Arab Emirates

Introduction The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is known for its opulence and modernity, but behind [...]

War crimes in Yemen: a long-overdue call for accountability

Introduction Global discussion has been redirected dramatically in recent months towards the conflict currently taking [...]

Not All That Glitters Is Gold: The Gulf Interference with the EU Democratic Processes

By ECDHR Staff, 13 May 2022   Introduction Over the past decade, the European Union [...]

World Press Freedom Day

An infography on the state of press freedom in the world as well as in [...]

World Day for Safety and Health at Work

28th April 2022 In celebration of the World Day for Safety and Health at Work [...]

International Day for the Right to the Truth concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims

24th March 2022 As the world celebrates the International Day for the Right to the [...]

Red Flag for Formula One

By ECDHR staff Formula One (F1) has consistently been hesitant to comment on human rights [...]

The GCC sportswashing: F1 Grand Prix continues despite human rights violations

Photo credit: The Independent 14th March, 2022   F1 Grand Prix history with the GCC [...]

MEPs sign letter expressing concerns over UAE candidate for INTERPOL head

19 November 2021 –  A group of 45 MEPs signed a joint letter to High [...]

How is the UAE using Dubai Expo to whitewash human rights violations

Whitewashing is an infamous practice used by governments to exploit media attention and distract the [...]