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The Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, a Liberties member, has prepared a new brochure for foreigners. The publication explains in an accessible way the rules governing foreign nationals’ education and work in...
CIVICUS Monitor update on Lithuania - November 2017
CIVICUS Monitor update on Hungary - November 2017
The first significant legal challenge to UK intelligence agencies intercepting private communications in bulk was heard on Tuesday by the European Court of Human Rights. Three separate cases brought by civil rights...
A masterclass in pro bono legal activities will take place in Milan on November 15. It is being organised by The Good Lobby and promoted by Pro Bono Italia in order to train a new generation of lawyers interested in...
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Counsellors in the Netherlands are overworked and underpaid, according to a new study of the legal aid system in the Netherlands.
Staff shortages in hospitals often lead to patients being tied down or given calming medication, and the country’s use of caged beds has been criticised internationally for 20 years. New guidelines from the Ministry still fail to meet EU standards.
The European Court of Human Rights has determined that the Hungarian authorities violated the fundamental human rights of a Roma man by covering up a coercive police interrogation.
Rabobank in the Netherlands discriminated against a blind customer by not providing equal accessibility to their mobile app for online banking.
The consultative referendum on the new Intelligence and Security Act (Wiv) will be held simultaneously with the municipal elections on March 21, 2018. This was announced by the Electoral Council on November 2. The...
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