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One of the largest state-run institutions for the disabled in Hungary will be closed down after the publication of a shocking report by the Mental Disabilities Advocacy Center (MDAC). The report reveals that the...
A judge in The Hague has demanded that the government provide specific requirements that whole-life prisoners should meet to be eligible for a pardon.
The Polish government's report ahead of its Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of human rights is silent on a number of key issues and ignores the input of civil society organizations.
The latest report of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe shows that Italy has the highest number of cases pending execution. The majority of these cases can be resolved only through reforms.
The Plataforma Ciudadana contra la Islamofobia (Citizen Platform against Islamophobia) has just published its Annual Report on Islamophobia in Spain. In the year 2016, the organization found 573 incidents related to...
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Denmark has banned six foreign preachers accused of spreading hatred, including five Muslims and an American Evangelical pastor. The blacklist of names, released Tuesday as part of the center-right government's wider...
French activist Félix Croft has been cleared of all charges for helping five Sudanese asylum seekers cross the border from Italy to France. The judgment is especially important now at a time when solidarity is under attack across Europe.
Ahmed Amashah is the latest person to discuss torture during his detention in Egypt, which he was subjected to without any formal charges being brought against him. In Egypt in the first three months of 2017, 871...
A new evidence-based report by the European Network Against Racism (ENAR) covering 26 EU countries concluded that migrants are increasingly the targets of racism and face discriminatory policies and attitudes that...
An analysis of alerts submitted to the Council of Europe Platform to promote the protection of journalism shows an emerging trend of threats across Europe to the independence of public broadcasters or their regulatory...
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