Members of the European Parliament's Civil Liberties Committee (LIBE) declared Poland is at risk of breaching EU values and called on member states for swift action regarding the rule of law situation. MEPs are...
More and more migrants in Italy, already unsuccessful in trying to reach France through typical border-crossing points, have turned to a last resort: crossing through the Alps.
Appellate court judges in the UK have ruled the government’s mass digital surveillance regime unlawful in a case brought by the Labour deputy leader, Tom Watson. The ruling on Tuesday held that the powers in the Data...
An amendment to the Mental Health Protection Act entered into force on 1 January 2018, introducing several positive changes to Polish regulations.
When it comes to providing inclusive education for LGBTQI youths, no Council of Europe (CoE) country does it better than Malta. The LGBTQI Inclusive Education Report, conducted by IGLYO, the International LGBTQI Youth...
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The European Union's rules on asylum, which state that requests be handled by the country where asylum is first claimed, are splitting Europe, the prime minister of Bulgaria, which holds the EU's rotating presidency,...
The Italian penitentiary code dates back to 1975, and thus reflects outdated procedures and understandings of what is acceptable treatment in prisons. It's time for an update.
Lithuania's Ministry of Justice has drafted a law allowing life prisoners to appeal for parole. Prisoners would be eligible for conditional release after serving at least 25 years. The law was drafted in response to...
We are fooling ourselves if we think our rule of law is invulnerable. It's more important than ever before that the legislative, executive and judicial branches work together to protect the rule of law.
The Immigration and Naturalisation Service in the Netherlands has cut spending on the department that makes decisions on family reunification for asylum seekers, despite the department's backlog of cases stretching...
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