Investigating Alternatives to Imprisonment
within Council of Europe Member States
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Women In Prison
In 2004 QCEA began a parallel project to that of the Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO) to gather information on women in prison in Europe. The role of QCEA was to gather data on the conditions of women in prison in the member states of the Council of Europe.
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The
Right to Conscientious Objection in Europe: A Review of the Current
Situation
Aware
of the fact that conscientious objectors are still treated harshly
in some European countries and that the right to conscientious objection
is not even recognized in all the member states of the Council of
Europe, the Quaker Council for European Affairs commissioned this
report to highlight the problems which still remain in Europe with
regard to the right to conscientious objection to military service.
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EU
Asylum and Immigration Policy Briefing Papers
QCEA has
produced a series of briefing papers dealing with EU
Asylum and Immigration Policy.
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Strangers
in a Foreign Land
Campaigning
for better treatment of refugees, migrants and asylum seekers. QCEA
organised a conference of its Associate Members on the theme of Strangers
in a Foreign Land in October 2000.
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Why QCEA is working on Human Rights
There are Quaker programmes relating to human rights in most countries. Our concern stems from our deeply held belief that there is that of God in every individual. Working from a 350 year old Quaker tradition, the Quaker Council for European Affairs is actively involved in promoting respect for human rights in the European Institutions in Brussels and elsewhere.
If you have any suggestions or queries relating to these programmes, please contact QCEA
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