Human Rights Watch criticized the Council of State’s 24 September decision upholding the dissolution of the Collective Against Islamophobia in France. Researcher Eva Cossé emphasized CCIF’s legal assistance and documentation of discrimination. The intervention argued that closing the organization damaged freedom of association and risked discouraging other groups from challenging anti-Muslim discrimination.
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Which freedom did Human Rights Watch defend in its response to CCIF’s dissolution?
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Human Rights Watch argued that closing an organization providing legal assistance against anti-Muslim discrimination threatened association and could discourage other rights groups.
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