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Parents who try to use European human rights law to avoid compulsory vaccinations for their children are not on solid legal ground.
Krassimir Kanev, the chairman of Liberties member the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee, analyses the role of human rights in the Bulgarian government's Programme for the Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
2017 was a busy year for human rights in Europe. Read the five most viewed articles on Liberties from the past year to get the best of our content!
The court said Italian authorities must reexamine the risk of inhuman or degrading treatment that could occur once the prisoner is returned to Romania.
Over 10.000 protesters went into the streets of cities across Romania to denounce the government's backtracking on efforts to fight corruption. They demanded the withdrawal of draft legislation that would overhaul the...
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A new report by the Council of Europe warns of the increasing backlash against access to abortion in some EU member states in recent years. Europe's top human rights organisation called the trend 'deeply troubling'...
Over 20.000 demonstrators went into the streets on Bucharest on Sunday to protest the ruling Social Democrat government's plan to make changes to Romania's justice system. Critics of the government fear the proposed...
A new bill aims to reduce human rights groups' access to both private and public funding while simultaneously burdening them with increased administrative tasks to undermine their work.
CIVICUS Monitor update on Romania - November 2017
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