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An international coalition of NGOs submitted to the Council of Europe its comments on how to protect human rights when developing new rules on cross-border access to electronic evidence. The CoE is in the process of...
The prime minister of Serbia has become the first head of government from a Balkan country to participate in a gay pride march. Ana Brnabic is both the first gay person and the first woman to lead Serbia. Brnabic's...
Hungary used to be a privacy protection pioneer in Europe, but that has changed. Here's the joint opinion of Access Now and HCLU on current Hungarian regulations related to the decree on data protection.
Among youths with a Turkish, Moroccan, Surinam or Antillean background, 56 per cent say that they would 'definitely not' want to work for the Dutch police force. For Dutch natives, this percentage is only 31 per cent....
The Madrid City Council has rejected the request of a group of local police officers that asked to be supplied with tasers. In the words of the mayor, the use of these weapons is unnecessary and 'very damaging'....
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Romania violated Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights by allowing a worker to be fired for using company internet for personal communication.
Ethics and transparency rules governing EU commissioners’ activities in office and after their mandate will be strengthened - EC announced on Wednesday. Enhanced transparency efforts include a more detailed Code of...
Senior judge Willem Korthals Altes is considering challenging the Dutch State in court. According to him, the age limit that is included in the Judicial Officers Act (Wet rechtspositie rechterlijke ambtenaren)...
Facebook was fined €1.2 million Monday by Spain’s data protection watchdog for breaking the country’s privacy rules, the latest in a series of legal problems that have beset the social networking giant in recent...
The formation process is taking too long, says Senate Chairman Ankie Broekers-Knol. The elections for parliament were on 15 March, but the VVD (Liberals), CDA (Christian Democrats), D66 (Liberal Democrats) and...
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