
Michael O’Flaherty
Michael O’Flaherty is an Irish lawyer and the Commissioner for Human Rights at the Council of Europe. He is known for his advocacy of human rights and democratic values across Europe, often addressing issues such as freedom of expression and the protection of minorities. O’Flaherty has been vocal in countering criticisms regarding the state of democracy in Europe, emphasizing the continent's commitment to human rights despite its challenges.
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Switzerland:
Michael O’Flaherty is the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe who called for a halt to arms supplies to Israel.
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United Kingdom:
Michael O'Flaherty is the Council of Europe's commissioner for human rights who raised concern over police actions in Serbia.
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Ireland:
Commissioner Michael O’Flaherty called on the council’s 46 member states to intensify support for efforts to ensure unhindered access for humanitarian assistance.
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North Macedonia:
Michael O'Flaherty is the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe who visited North Macedonia and published a memorandum on the human rights of Roma.
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Greece:
Michael O'Flaherty, the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe, urged the Greek Parliament to reject the amendment.
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Ireland:
Irish lawyer Michael O’Flaherty – Europe’s most senior human rights official – raised serious concerns about pushbacks at the EU’s border.
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Greece:
Michael O'Flaherty issued a clear message to Greece to stop the practices of pushbacks at its borders.
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Slovakia:
Michael O'Flaherty urged the coalition not to adopt restrictive changes.
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Slovakia:
Michael O'Flaherty called on the Speaker of the Hungarian Parliament, László Kövér, to reconsider the legislation.
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Slovakia:
Michael O’Flaherty is the Commissioner for Human Rights at the Council of Europe who opposes the proposed law affecting NGOs in Slovakia.
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