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Halden Prison in Norway is a model for how a prison should be run: prisoners often live in better conditions than they would if they were free.
The European Implementation Network (EIN) was formed as a result of worrying findings that European countries that are condemned by the European Court of Human Rights often fail to implement the judgments of the...
The Constitutional Court of Romania has postponed for the fourth time its decision in a gay marriage case, this time to await advice from the European Court of Justice. The case was brought by a gay couple that got...
The Court of Cassation put a stop to the execution of a European Arrest Warrant because of the risk of inhuman and degrading treatment in Romania.
The Romanian Prosecutor’s Office claims to have devised and implemented a "strategy" as an answer to the numerous complaints lodged in recent years regarding police violence. Prime Minister Dacian Cioloș himself...
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A simpler eviction process and a more active police force are the best ways to more easily remove unlawful settlements, a government investigation suggests.
The Romanian Intelligence Service was granted millions in European funding in order to set up a system that will allow it to conduct mass surveillance on citizens.
Czechia and Slovakia are among the EU countries with a high degree of modern slavery, states the London-based Walk Free Foundation in a new report. According to the report's authors, people fall into modern slavery...
The European Parliament has adopted a new resolution regarding CIA prisons in Europe, expressing serious concern with the apathy that is shown by member countries and EU institutions towards bringing those who are...
Daniela Tarău received 100,000 euros in damages from the Romanian state for unjustly spending 1 year and 9 months in prison. She fought for over 11 years to get a new trial and be acquitted.
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