President criticizes Supreme Court 'threats' in letter to UN Human Rights Commissioner
Quim Torra argues keeping independence leaders in prison during covid-19 crisis is 'clear breach' of human rights
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Jailed independence leaders ask for release during coronavirus crisis
Former Catalan ministers appeal to Spain's Constitutional Court to allow them to remain at home while covid-19 emergency lasts
Franco family challenges dictator's exhumation in European court
Grandchildren appeal to Court of Human Rights, accusing Spanish government of "effectively expropriating" Franco's remains
European Court of Human Rights acquits Spain over expulsion of two migrants without processing
Court finds that Spain did not violate the European Convention on Human Rights when expelling men from the enclave of Melilla to Morocco
Catalan government defends contribution to UN Human Rights Office
Minister denies possible influence saying Spain contributes "10 times more"
Council of Europe representative to see jailed independence leaders this week
Head of council's report on political prisoners in Europe also to meet with Catalan and Spanish governments
Road to take Catalan Trial sentence to European Court of Human Rights one step closer
Spain's Supreme Court rejects annulling ruling arguing it is "proportionate" and rights of jailed leaders have been respected
Over a dozen countries call on Spain to guarantee freedom of speech and protest
Universal Periodic Review to evaluate human rights record described as "most severe blow"
Civil groups slam Spain's human rights record on eve of UN review
Spanish government's handling of Catalan conflict among points included in Wednesday's Universal Periodic Review
Sportswashing human rights records and disdain for match-going fans: the Super Cup’s Saudi headache
Wednesday night sees the new-format Spanish Super Cup kick off in Saudi Arabia on the back of a string of questionable decisions and controversy
40 organizations denounce 'human rights violations' in Spain to UN
Most alleged infringements presented in Geneva relate to protest, freedom of expression, and political participation in Catalonia
Constitutional Court greenlights leader's preventive detention but without unanimity
For first time, discrepancies over Catalan crisis-related issues arise among Spain's top judges
European Court of Human Rights dismisses rapper Valtònyc's case
Musician was sentenced to prison for slander in his lyrics, but avoided jail by going into exile where his extradition case is open
Exiled Nicaraguan activist: 'People here could make connections between global issues'
Feminist human rights advocate Magaly Castillo has been living in Barcelona since June 2018 due to unrest in her home country
UN official expresses 'concern' about 'alleged attacks' on Puigdemont's lawyer
Special Rapporteur Diego García-Sayán dismisses money laundering allegations against former Catalan president's representative, Gonzalo Boye