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The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that UK laws enabling mass surveillance violate human rights. In its 13 September judgment, the Court held that the UK's bulk interception regime violated the right to...
Do you understand democracy better than the Hungarian prime minister? Prove it!
CIVICUS Monitor update on Belgium - September 2018
The Hungarian government’s closest EU ally in its “illiberal” politics, Poland, vowed on Wednesday to protect Hungary against EU sanctions handed down by European institutions. The statement followed the European...
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Wednesday in his annual state of the union speech that the European Union plans to add 10,000 additional border guards by 2020 to tackle unlawful migration....
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The Copyright Directive passed by the European Parliament is a big step backward for human rights and the freedom of the internet in Europe.
With the support of the Lenford Network, an association Lawyers for LGBTI rights, same-sex parents finally see their rights guaranteed in Italy.
The European Parliament just voted to activate an emergency procedure designed to safeguard basic protections for democracy and civil liberties.
The Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service may continue to receive intelligence from foreign services, including data collected by the NSA (United States) and GCHQ (United Kingdom).
Manfred Weber, the head of the European People's Party (EPP) – and since last week a candidate for the next EC president – announced on Tuesday that his party will vote against EPP member Fidesz in the Sargentini...
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