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Austrian officials want to give police access to secure private messages with end-to-end encryption to help them fight crime. The government, through a new draft law, is seeking access to real-time conversation data...
Last Monday, July 10, a court in The Hague decided that an elementary school had to pay €500 compensation because it planned the school picture on Eid. The case was brought by the parents of two schoolchildren unable...
Maltese lawmakers voted late on Wednesday, June 12, to legalize same-sex marriage in the predominantly Catholic country. Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said the adoption of the amendment to the Marriage Act, which was...
New registration, reporting and transparency requirements of the Hungarian “NGO law” violate EU fundamental rights law and rules on free movement of capital.
Almost 70 NGOs are urging Lithuanian MPs to better protect victims of domestic violence by complying with international obligations and ratifying the Council of Europe Convention combating violence against women.
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Liberties and Hungarian NGOs welcome the Commission's decision to launch infringement proceedings against Hungary, but we renew our call for a structural review of the retrogressive reforms that have taken place in Hungary since 2010.
The Spanish minister of the interior has declared, in relation to the code of conduct demanded by Italy for NGOs working in the Mediterranean, that "NGOs have to be clear that their mission is to help and not to...
The Repatriation and Departure Service of the Ministry of Justice has deported 480 migrants with criminal records in the first five months of this year. They departed during or immediately after their prison sentence,...
In a newly launched probe, Germany’s Federal Cartel Office is investigating claims that Facebook forces users to agree to its privacy policies or risk being cut out from their connections. This may be the first major...
The director of the EU’s Fundamental Rights Agency, Michael O'Flaherty, spoke to Liberties about the problems of shrinking civil space, NGO financing in the EU and his agency's changing role when it comes to keeping up rights protection in Europe.
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