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Researchers at Stanford and Princeton universities have concluded that 72 percent of users can be identified by comparing their web-browsing history to information publicly available on social media. The project...
"Fuocoammar," a documentary written by Gianfranco Rosi and released last year, shed light on the struggles of immigrants from North Africa in Lampedusa. Through the eyes of a young school boy and a doctor, the short...
The company's contract to export surveillance systems to Egyptian government has been stopped after human rights groups urged the Italian Ministry of Economic Development to reconsider the plan.
Minister of Social Affairs and PvdA (Labour) frontman Lodewijk Asscher has proposed to introduce the "right to unreachability." Modern work should come with modern protection, Asscher argues, and many employees feel...
The Netherlands Institute for Human Rights is calling on political parties to simplify their election program. Many people with poor literacy, a mental disorder or learning disabilities cannot make an informed vote in the upcoming elections without it.
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Several associations are calling on Belgium MPs to vote against a bill that aims to lift the obligation of professional secrecy for members of state social security in the context of the fight against terrorism. This...
The EU's new Directive on Combating Terrorism has been given the green light for approval after the European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee accepted the legal basis for the law. The directive, which was...
The Erri De Luca Foundation, along with Casetta Rossa, the Baobab experience and Chef Rubio, together launched the 'Pasto Sospesso' campaign on February 2 to help feed immigrants and underprivileged persons in...
The Netherlands Committee of Jurists for Human Rights (NJCM) congratulates Jolien Schukking – a member of the NJCM since 1997 – for her appointment as the Dutch judge on the European Court of Human Rights. Jolien...
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Lithuania violated a man's right to information when authorities at the Pravieniškės Correctional Home refused to grant him online access for study purposes.
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