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British PM Theresa May yesterday laid out her government's proposal for the rights of over 3 million EU citizens following Brexit, saying none of them residing legally in the UK would be forced to leave and no...
In a text adopted at a summit in Brussels on Thursday, June 22, EU leaders opened the door to cracking encryption of digital services like Whatsapp as a counter-terrorism measure. The text, which was amended at the...
On Tuesday, the district court of The Hague ruled that Klaas Dijkhoff, the Dutch migration minister, had unfairly denied a residence permit for an Iraqi refugee on the ground that he was not homosexual enough. In...
During the next session of the Sejm, parliamentarians will debate an amendment to the Courts Act that would significantly enhance the minister of justice's ability to reshape the courts.
Coffee company Starbucks on Tuesday announced that it will hire 2,500 refugees in Europe as part of a worldwide hiring plan. The chain said it would hire the refugees at its stores in Europe in eight countries over...
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Berlin is considering a ban on sexist advertisements in public places. The ban would target misogynist advertising that degrades women on billboards and other publicly owned ad space. The city has been testing the...
The EU has signed the Istanbul Convention, which was adopted by the Council of Europe in 2011. The Istanbul Convention is the most comprehensive international treaty to combat violence against women and domestic...
The border guards' decision to return the Chechen national for the 28th time was in direct violation of a Strasbourg court ruling on the man's case.
Giulio Regeni, the Cambridge student researching trade unions in Egypt, was found dead nine days after his disappearance on January 25, 2016. His body, showing signs of torture, was found on the side of the highway...
Under the current law, obtaining Italian citizenship as a second-generation immigrant is almost impossible, meaning there are over 800,000 "orphans of citizenship." The long-awaited reform of the citizenship law,...
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