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Rights International Spain has raised its concerns with the UN experts on privacy and judicial independence over a failure in the Ministry of Justice's electronic communications system that could have allowed any user to access any judicial file.
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Around one year ago, the Italian government started discussing the legalization of cannabis. The legal proposal put forward following this discussion was a positive step towards legalization for both therapeutic and...
A recent ECtHR judgment that found Lithuania to have violated the rights of life prisoners could become a powerful incentive to reform the prison system.
The International Judicial Chamber, Amsterdam, has refused to extradite 8 suspects in a drugs case to Belgium. Its decision was based on a recent public statement of the European Committee for Prevention of Torture...
The Norwegian government has decided to allow police to compel the use of biometric authentication, as proposed in an amendment to the code of criminal proceeding. Article 199 states that if anyone refuses a...
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The high number of respondents helps give a clearer picture of the country's progress in implementing the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
A few weeks ago, the Italian government drafted a code of conduct for NGOs involved in search-and-rescue activities in the Mediterranean. This code was to be undersigned by those organizations in order for them to...
France says it will set up a number of migrant 'hot spots' in Libya to process asylum applications there, in an effort to stem the flow of migrants coming to Europe. According to French President Emmanuel Macron,...
In a move to limit the political fallout from a security breach that may have led to the mass disclosure of citizens’ private information, two Swedish ministers on Thursday resigned from the government. In one of the...
The Netherlands has settled a case that was brought before the European Court of Human Rights by a Zimbabwean asylum seeker who was forced to undergo a full-body search despite her refusal.
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