Through the lens of 75 years of European history
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Join us on a fascinating journey of the Council of Europe’s history, from its foundation in 1949 right up until the present day. Discover the key events that changed Europe over the years, from Winston Churchill’s famous speech in Zurich, to the setting up of the European Court of Human Rights, the fall of the Berlin Wall and the creation of institutions and other bodies that have built the foundation of our European democracy stone by stone. Over its 75 years, the Council of Europe has become the guardian of #HumanRights, #Democracy and the #RuleOfLaw for 700 million citizens. Join us in commemorating this important milestone and reaffirming our commitment to European values. #CoE75 #CouncilOfEurope #HistoryAtHeart #CoEHistory Follow us on: - X: https://x.com/coe - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/councilofeu... - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/councilofeurope - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/coun... Visit our website: https://www.coe.int/
The European Convention on Human Rights (#ECHR) protects the rights of more than 700 million* people in Europe. #HumanRights #Democracy #RuleOfLaw #StandUp4HumanRights #CouncilOfEurope #EuropeanCourtOfHumanRights #ECtHR #Strasbourg
The European Convention on Human Rights (#ECHR) protects the rights of more than 700 million* people in Europe. The ECHR has changed people's lives in many different ways across #Europe. Here are just 200 examples: www.coe.int/ECHR #HumanRights #Democracy #RuleOfLaw #StandUp4HumanRights #CouncilOfEurope #EuropeanCourtOfHumanRights #ECtHR #Strasbourg
Make the connexion – step inside It is not always possible to make the journey to visit the Council of Europe in Strasbourg’s European Quarter. So take a virtual tour of our buildings from your computer, smartphone or mobile device. Share a glimpse or our day-to-day life as an intergovernmental organisation active in defending human rights, promoting democracy, and protecting the rule of law in 46 countries across Europe. These guided visits last between three and seven minutes and are available in English, French, German, Italian and Russian. Step inside and let the commentary guide you.

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Can democracy save the environment? Follow Nicolas in his quest to find answers and discover citizen-led solutions selected for the upcoming World Forum for Democracy! The web series focuses on 12 environmental and sustainability grassroots initiatives around the globe and the people who made them happen. Hop on your bike and subscribe to watch new episodes of "Cycling for Democracy" each week! "Cycling for Democracy" is an original project produced by Urubu films for the Council of Europe's World Forum for Democracy on 8-10 November 2021.

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At the Council of Europe Summit in Reykjavik, Iceland, Heads of State and Government of the organisation’s 46 member states have decided to establish a Register of damage caused by the Russian Federation’s aggression as a first step towards an international compensation mechanism. The leaders agreed to strengthen the Council of Europe and its work in the field of human rights, democracy and the rule of law by adopting a declaration on democracy principles, recommitting to the European Convention on Human Rights and developing tools to tackle emerging challenges in the area of technology and the environment. Reykjavik Declaration: https://www.coe.int/en/web/portal/-/heads-of-state-and-government-agree-to-strengthen-council-of-europe-ensure-accountability-for-russia-s-war-of-aggression-against-ukraine-and-support-victims #CouncilOfEuropeSummit #ForABetterEurope #HumanRights #Democracy #RuleOfLaw #StandWithUkraine