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The United Nation’s top human rights official launched for the first time a set of global standards to protect the rights of lesbian, gay, bi, trans and intersex people at work. The good practice guide is backed by...
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A recent debate on obstetrics in the Czech Republic was conspicuously lacking male doctors and politicians, and the country continues to ignore seven-year-old UN recommendations on the freedom of women to choose the place and manner of birth.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has informed the Polish government that it will consider a case involving Syrian refugees who were unlawfully prevented from submitting applications for international...
Liberties member the Belgian League of Human Rights is participating to an awareness-raising campaign that aims to encourage citizens who witness violent deportations to speak out and not remain indifferent.
Bulgarian MEP Angel Djambazki and a member of the Bulgarian Parliament have sent a letter to the Bulgarian Prosecutor's Office asking for an investigation into the financing and activities of Liberties member the...
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Members of the European Parliament have debated on and passed several new human rights motions during a plenary session today, Thursday, October 5. MEPs passed all three human rights motions they debated this morning,...
Supporting foster families instead of institutional care in the Czech Republic is a topic about which most political parties agree, at least in their election programs. As experts have pointed out, however, little was...
The Advocate General of the European Court of Justice has delivered an opinion concerning the case of a Moroccan national who was refused a Schengen visa by the Polish consul in Rabat. According to the Advocate...
Hungary is failing to fulfil its obligations under the EU Treaty provisions on the free movement of capital, due to provisions in the NGO Law that indirectly discriminate and disproportionately restrict donations from...
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) delivered this Tuesday its judgment on the case of N.D. and N.T. vs Spain, concerning two sub-Saharan migrants who, having crossed the fence of the border of Melilla...
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