Asociación Pro Derechos Humanos de Andalucía (APDHA)
Balance Migratorio ’23: “2,789 people lost their lives or disappeared forever at Spain’s southern border”.
This is the record number of deaths and disappearances at the southern border since 1988 when the first registers were documented. A total of 58,267 people entered the Spanish state irregularly through its southern border, an increase of 40% compared…
APDHA presents its Report ’75 Years and Everything to do’ on the occasion of International Human Rights Day
APDHA points out that “this is the worst moment for decades about the validity of human rights at a global level”. While poverty is being inflicted on children, single-parent households, and those made up of migrants, Andalusia maintains higher rates…
APDHA denounces chaos and neglect in Morocco
The Pro Human Rights Association of Andalusia explains that “the Moroccan government is never there and never expected” and that Mohammed VI is “an absolute monarch who despises his people and only works for his own interests”. APDHA points out…
APDHA denounces: the Andalusian Regional Government takes new steps towards the privatisation of health services
The draft order published on 22 August opens the door to the cession of public spaces to practise medicine in a concerted manner. The Andalusian organisation has formulated allegations to the draft regulation of the Andalusian executive in which it…
APDHA calls to participate in mobilisations on the occasion of the climate summit in Egypt
The organisation believes that all states must make binding commitments to reduce emissions. The Andalusian Human Rights Association (APDHA) is calling for participation in the mobilisations called on the occasion of the COP27 Summit (27th Conference of the Parties to…
More than 100 organisations will be proposing measures for the dignified treatment of migrants dead and missing at sea and their families
They propose the creation of a Single Information Office in the Ombudsman’s Office, for comprehensive attention to families, and a DNA bank connected to Interpol. They describe this intervention as “absolutely necessary” to avoid the suffering of thousands of migrants…
APDHA calls to vote on 19J to avoid human rights setbacks
The Spanish Human Rights Association for Human Rights in Andalusia (APDHA) says that “we are living in times in which rights that we thought were already consolidated are being questioned”. It affirms that the balance could tip towards the most…
APDHA calls for justice and reparation for María Salmerón
The Andalusian Human Rights Association (APDHA) today (24/05) called for justice and reparation to compensate for the flagrant violation of human rights suffered by María Salmerón, the mother sentenced to 9 months in prison for not allowing her daughter to…
Spain: Constitutional Court admits appeal for torture during demonstration in Granada
The High Court considers the case to be of “special constitutional significance”. The organisations Stop Represión and the Granada Delegation of the Andalusian Association for Human Rights (APDHA) have announced in a press release that “the Constitutional Court has admitted…
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