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Rejecting visually impaired students from an educational program isn't permitted in the Netherlands. It happened to a young woman who started a case with the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights on account of discrimination against her.
Ten organizations are calling for the immediate end of a new mega prison project in Haren, Belgium.
New safeguards to help protect the rights of the disabled are included in amendments recently adopted by the Lithuanian Parliament to reform incapacity regulations.
The study "EU Member States under surveillance," published by FIDH, ranks 28 EU member states based on 67 human rights indicators and 17 environmental indicators. This report is a practical guide that aims to...
In the Netherlands there's a big difference between the number of cases of discrimination in the police records and the number of settlements by the Public Prosecution Service. A government study should shed light on how this is possible.
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The city of Utrecht is proud to be the first human rights city of the Netherlands. But in the case of Roma, Sinti and Travelers, the city has an extinction policy that will inevitably result in ending the Roma, Sinti and Traveler lifestyle in Utrecht.
Push-backs at the border, discrimination against asylum seekers from sub-Saharan Africa and no integration plan—this is the picture described in a new report on the situation of refugees in Bulgaria.
In advance of the Brussels conference on implementing the European Convention on Human Rights, the NJCM, ICJ and eight other NGOs issued a statement on the conference’s draft declaration.
Thousands of people came to Frankfurt Wednesday to demonstrate against the European Central Bank during the opening of its new headquarters. Riots started early in the morning, causing damage and leaving 350 people...
In a break-through verdict the district court of The Hague has rendered the Dutch Data Retention Act inoperative. The judge did so at the request of the Netherlands Committee of Jurists for Human Rights and six other civil society organizations.
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