Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor — Geneva-based documentation of violations in Gaza
A youth-led nonprofit founded in 2011 and registered in Switzerland, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor documents human rights violations across Europe and the MENA region, with extensive field reporting from the Gaza Strip.
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor (Euro-Med Monitor) is a youth-led, independent nonprofit organization founded in November 2011 and registered in Switzerland. Based in Geneva, it documents human rights violations across Europe and the Middle East and North Africa, with teams of field researchers working in conflict areas including the Gaza Strip, and advocates for victims before European and international institutions.
Its work on Palestine combines field documentation, victim and witness testimony, and legal analysis, published as reports, briefs, and statistical releases in English and Arabic. Since October 2023 it has produced near-continuous documentation from Gaza, covering casualties, the destruction of civilian infrastructure, attacks on health care and journalists, and conditions of detention, and has submitted its findings to UN bodies and international courts.
Why it matters
- Field researchers inside Gaza produce documentation where access for international investigators is heavily restricted.
- Detailed reports and statistical releases, published rapidly and in multiple languages, are widely cited by media and rights advocates.
- Engages directly with UN mechanisms, the International Criminal Court, and European parliaments, connecting field evidence to accountability processes.
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Cited work
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