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Rome is the first European capital that many who are escaping starvation and war will see. It is the first huge city migrants know during their journey. Rome is supposed to be multi-ethnic, a crossroads of stories and...
The government needs to work harder to fight discrimination, says MP Ahmed Marcouch (Labor Party). With the support of the Liberals, the Socialist Party and the Green Left, he has a majority. They claim the approach...
The Italian NGO Lunaria has recently presented a report on the reception system for asylum seekers and refugees in Rome. The report illustrates how the CAS and the SPRAR systems are working in the city and looks at...
Research by platform Reporter 2021 shows that half of Dutch primary schools feel that the Child Abuse Hotline doesn't work properly. Only 20 percent notice a clear improvement in children after an alert has been made....
By defending the status quo in Cuba, the international community is delegitimizing the democracy movement’s efforts for change through non-violent means.
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Dutch police have registered more than three times as many incidents related to the discrimination of Muslims this year than in 2015, research by the Verwey-Jonker Institute shows. There were 446 incidents in 2016,...
Even though the cold winter is fast approaching, institution are already (or still) frozen on how to address the situation of migrants arriving in Rome.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on Saturday and used his speech to call for the world to "rethink" the war on drugs. He said the zero-tolerance policy might be "even more harmful"...
Hungary leaves the Open Government Partnership, an international anti-corruption initiative. The Hungarian government has now officially admitted that it is not keen on transparency and dialogue - this is how HCLU...
The presentation of the "7th White Book on the Law on Drugs" (VII Libro Bianco sulla Legge sulle Droghe), promoted by Società della Ragione and supported by Forum Droghe, Antigone, Cnca and other organizations, took...
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