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The results of the research "LGBT equality in the workplace" were presented in Zagreb on Monday. The study revealed that as many as 75.1 percent of the 435 surveyed members of the LGBT community have experienced some...
After two weeks of sustained protests against the government's efforts to water down existing anti-corruption legislation, MPs have agreed to a proposal for a referendum on how to fight corruption. The referendum was...
Zagreb Pride condemns the tear gas attack on an LGBTIQ-themed party in Zagreb in the early morning of February 12. This violent act of hatred resulted in several injuries.
Following a government-commissioned report, medical cannabis could soon be given to patients with certain illnesses in Ireland. Patients with multiple sclerosis, severe epilepsy, or undergoing chemotherapy could...
Five Afghan children ran away last week from a center for young asylum seekers in Greece and are now thought to be in Italy. Their flight draws attention to the problems that plague the otherwise serene center set...
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Resistance is mounting over a so-called security package that has been agreed to by Austria's ruling coalition. The new security program, which would take effect in June 2017, introduces several new surveillance...
The European Court of Human Rights has recognized and agreed with the rulings of Serbia's Constitutional Court that the bans against four Belgrade Pride parades were unconstitutional.
The House of Representatives is prepared to vote on two bills that, under the pretext of maintaining law and order and ensuring national security, will severely restrict the rights of foreigners.
Tens of thousands of Romanians braved the cold and returned to the streets of Bucharest last night, the 13th straight day of large-scale protests in the capital. The demonstrators called on the government to resign in...
Operation Condor was an agreement made by South American military dictatorships in the 1970s and '80s that resulted in a brutal campaign of torture, abduction and murder of political opponents. On January 17, 27 of...
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