The disastrous war on drugs has unbearable costs. A recent parliamentary report reveals that Italy spends more than 1 billion euros per year only to detain people who committed drug-related crimes (there were 24,273...

The European Court of Justice has ruled that costs of residence permits for non-European migrants in Italy — where third-country nationals are asked to pay a fee ranging from 80 to 200 euros — are excessive and...

While preparing for the arrival of refugees, Lithuania opts to focus on banning face coverings instead of on plans for integration.

President Milos Zeman sent a message to the refugees in the Czech Republic: no one invited them and they must respect the rules of this country. "If you do not like it, go away," he told them.

After 15 years of court proceedings before the Court of Human Rights and Romanian national courts, Daniela Tarău was finally acquitted. Here is her side of the story.

More than 40 associations and NGOs have called on Germany to overcome its blockade against the new Equal Treatment Directive. The planned directive aims to protect against discrimination based...

The citizens of Rome are volunteering every day to welcome migrants at the Baobab Cultural Center — an astonishing example of solidarity.

The Bulgarian Helsinki Committee (BHC) published its 2014 Annual Monitoring Report on Refugee Status Determination Procedures.

This report from the organization Zagreb Pride details a legal case in which a court's overruling imposes serious restrictions on the freedoms of LGBTIQ citizens in Croatia.

Italy is known as "the country with Roma camps," but recently Rome's policy towards these camps has suffered serious blows, raising hope that a new policy might soon be adopted.