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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has acknowledged that all other parties in the Bundestag are in favor of same-sex marriage, and it enjoys wide support among German voters. Merkel was speaking at the Gorki Theatre for...
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Poland has passed a new law that restricts access to emergency contraception and will have a "catastrophic impact on rape survivors," a leading human rights groups warns. President Andrzej Duda on June 23 approved the...
Under new Home Office proposals for post-Brexit rights, all 3 million EU nationals living in the UK will have to apply for a "settled status" identity card to be able to remain and work in the country. The proposals,...
An effort to collect signatures in support of a better migration policy in Italy has been hugely successful - even winning the endorsement of Pope Francis.
Google is to stop scanning emails, a practice that allows it to show targeted advertising, but which has stirred privacy worries. The scanning has only been used on users of the free version of Gmail. However,...
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Dutch police on June 15 arrested an 18-year-old man for allegedly disseminating IS propaganda, including violent videos. This was reported by the Office of the Public Prosecutor on Wednesday. The police also has...
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that patients can sue for illnesses they believe were caused by needle jabs, even when there is no scientific evidence. The ruling is said to pose a serious risk to...
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...
NGOs Germanwatch and Misereor have highlighted numerous instances of human rights abuses by German companies operating abroad. In a joint publication released on Wednesday, June 21, the NGOs documented over 10 cases...
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.
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