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The request for compensation from the state follows the high-profile death of Sinthu Selvarajah, the 28-year-old victim of a shocking act of police brutality.
The Lithuanian govenrnment has tasked two ministries with drafting legislation that would allow one to reassign their gender in Lithuania. The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Justice have until September 1,...
The former chief of cyber security for Britain's Ministry of Defense (MoD) is accusing Home Secretary Amber Rudd of using last week's terror attack to justify greater government surveillance powers over the WhatsApp...
Eighteen people face a trial in the northern French town of Amiens over a series of offenses by a neo-Nazi gang. The White Wolves Klan, led by notorious far-right activist Serge Ayoub, are accused of 35...
A panel of 11 judges of the Constitutional Tribunal has ruled that a new amendment creating "cyclical assemblies" is constitutional, giving the government extensive power to decided which public demonstrations are allowed.
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Europe’s refugee policy is not sustainable and the EU must act urgently to change it, Council of Europe Human Rights Commissioner Nils Muiznieks said on Thursday. He said EU states should take family ties into account...
"In a democracy, everyone must acknowledge parliamentary majorities," EU commissioner Johannes Hahn said after meeting Macedonia’s leaders. Attempts end a political crisis in the Balkans country that unfolded after...
The European Union has told the Kremlin to release "without delay" the hundreds of people arrested during protests across Russia on Sunday. Russia's main opposition leader, Alexei Navalny, was among those arrested...
The Commission for Ethics and Procedures has asked Parliament to launch impeachment proceedings against MP Kęstutis Pūkas, who is accused of sexual harassment.
Two Romani boys who were denied enrollment at Pesi Elementary School in Ostrava, Czech Republic, have won their case before the local court with joint legal representation from the European Roma Rights Centre and the...
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