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An amendment to the law on legitimate defense is now before the Italian Senate for approval.
Italian civil society associations have joined forces and raised private funds to open safe humanitarian corridors and local programs to welcome refugees fleeing war. As a huge issue is the highly hazardous trip...
A young man who suffered a racist stop-and-search has filed suit against the Spanish state for ethnic profiling. The case is now in the hands of judges at the European Court of Human Rights.
The UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders, Michel Forst, came to Italy to take part in initiatives organized by In Difesa Di, a network of civil society organizations - including Cild -...
The European Court of Justice will consider Germany's ancillary copyright law, which lets publishers charge search engines like Google for using article snippets in their news aggregators. Germany, where Google has a...
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Inclusion Europe invites you to this year's "Europe in Action" conference in Prague, Czech Republic, on June 1-3!
Dutch Interior Minister Ronald Plasterk presented at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on Wednesday, May 10. He responded to all questions and recommendations from other UN member states about human rights in the Netherlands.
Seven people are on trial in Germany over a Christmas Day attack on a homeless man in the Schoenleinstrasse underground station. Six of the defendants face attempted murder charges for setting fire to newspapers the...
Non-EU citizens may have residency rights in the EU if their children are EU citizens, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled. The case arose after a woman from Venezuela, who had a child with a Dutch citizen...
A Dutch shock blog is the target of an advertising boycott campaign launched by more than 140 women. In an open letter, TV journalists, politicians and a leading economist accused the website GeenStijl of denigrating...
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