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Former National Front leader Jean-Marie Le Pen could face trial after his fellow MEPs lifted on October 25 his immunity from prosecution. The move follows a request from French prosecutors, who are building a case...
The Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement between the EU and Cuba has finally been released, but only after the European Commission adopted it — that is, too late for civil society to have any influence on it.
The Christian owners of Ashers Bakery in Northern Ireland have lost their appeal against a ruling that their refusal to make a "gay cake" was discriminatory. The Court of Appeal found on October 24 that they had...
The very first Digital Rights Forum in Lithuania is just around the corner. This time, the main topic of discussion shall be the General Data Protection Regulation, adopted earlier this year. Speakers from both...
The European Parliament has developed a blueprint for how the EU could better protect rights, democracy and the rule of law. It’s a big improvement on the current situation, but without support from the Commission and Council it may be dead on arrival.
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Three organizations are appealing a ruling that bars NGOs from legally contesting the Dutch arms sales to Egypt and other countries with questionable human rights records.
Seven people with suspected links to the movement behind Turkey’s July 15 coup attempt were arrested while attempting to flee from Bulgaria on October 14. The Bulgarian authorities have now handed over the men to...
The Spanish Parliament has passed a draft law to repeal the law that legalizes summary returns from the border in Ceuta and Melilla. It also calls to remove the concertina fences. The proposal was approved with the...
Belgium cannot sign a key EU trade deal with Canada, Prime Minister Charles Michel says, because of objections led by staunchly socialist Wallonia. The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) is the EU's...
Civil society organizations from all over the world signed the letter to the Polish president and prime minister calling on them to implement the recommendations set by the European Commission early in July this year.
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