A 35-year-old man has been sentenced to prison for one year for hacking the online accounts of Dutch celebrities. In 2017, the man hacked the Facebook, Gmail and Evernote accounts of several Dutch celebrities. He then...

A European Union citizen who needs help outside of the European Union in emergencies can now more easily appeal to an embassy or consulate of another EU country if their own country is not represented there. This...

Thousands of people took part in the 23rd Belgian Gay Pride event on 19 May. Among them, Turkish LGBT who are escaping the Turkish government. A 50-year-old Turkish man, living in Brussels for 5 years, said it was...

It's that time of the week again! Before you kick off for sun and fun this weekend, make sure you're up to speed on the latest human rights developments in Europe.

An investigation by campaign group Big Brother Watch’s concludes that face recognition technology used by UK police flags a "staggering" number of innocent people as suspects. Big Brother Watch submitted freedom of...

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will meet with leaders of the European Parliament to discuss the improper use of millions of users’ data by a political consultancy firm. Zuckerberg will meet as soon as next week with EP...

"Abortion is the prime cause of femicide in the world," stated posters put up in Rome, leading to public outrage. Women’s rights groups objected the use of the word “femicide” – often used for the killing of women by...

Davide Trentini, suffering from multiple sclerosis, chose to end his life peacefully and legally in Switzerland. But two Italian activists who helped him now face charges in Italy.

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