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A woman from Leiden, the Netherlands, was convicted for threatening the Prime Minister.
In this video from Vice, meet the team examining war crimes destroyed buildings to discover evidence of human rights abuses.
The authoritarian past resonated again in Hungary after a pro-government news site 888.hu published an article listing '12 journalist who are George Soros’s propagandists'. The Association Of Hungarian Journalists...
Revised rules within the passport-free Schengen zone for border checks and internal border controls will be put forward by the European Commission. A foreseen main change may allow states to use terrorism, and not...
Lithuanian authorities refuse to disclose the name of the company that exported goods worth €1.14 million to North Korea this year.
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A law allowing the government entrust a central repository with retaining visual and audio records made by various bodies would let the Hungarian state create anyone's complete profile. HCLU says that, thanks to its...
100,000 US dollars was spent on 3,000 advertisements over a two-year period until May 2017, a Facebook internal investigation revealed. The ads did not support any parties or politicians in particular but did spread...
Amnesty International is ringing the alarm about the use of tasers by police forces. They deem the use of a taser, in situations that are not directly life-threatening, a violation of the prohibition on torture and...
Estonia holding the EU's rotating presidency has been pushing the 28 member states to strengthen indiscriminate internet surveillance – a Council of the European Union document leaked by Statewatch shows. The document...
EU migrant relocation quotas declared legal and challenges against it by Slovakia and Hungary dismissed in EU court ruling on Wednesday.
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