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The two young men who shared a kiss on Facebook and became targets for hate speech did not receive any help from Lithuanian law enforcement officials - now their case has reached Strasbourg.
A code of conduct for NGOs working in the Mediterranean has been approved by European representatives. If NGOs fail to comply with all the rules in the code, their boats could be denied entry to Italian ports.
A Polish court has refused to take into account the request of the Polish Border Guard to extend the stay in a guarded center of a foreigner who was a victim of violence in her country of origin. During her stay in...
European exports of rubber boats and outboard engines to Libya will be restricted, under an agreement reached by foreign ministers of the European Union. With the measure, ministers hope to undermine traffickers who...
A preacher active in a prison in Lelystad, the Netherlands, has been suspended after insufficiently opposing inflammatory texts during meetings he led. During church services, prisoners promoted Black Power, a...
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European Commission First Vice-President Frans Timmermans is likely to get authorization from his fellow commissioners on Wednesday, July 26, to start legal probes into the controversial judicial reforms passed by...
In a case brought by Slovakia and Hungary to the European Court of Justice challenging the obligatory relocation of asylum seekers across the EU, the court's top advisor rejected their argument. The two countries...
We constantly share information and leave traces of ourselves online. And while the benefits are unquestionable, so too are the risks. Here's what Liberties is doing to improve the protection of our privacy.
One man's struggle to leave a nursing home underscores the serious deficiencies that exist in Polish law regarding the protection of the rights of incapacitated persons.
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