​The Hungarian government wishes to fight against terrorism on two levels: one ongoing procedure aims to amend the Fundamental Law with a new state of emergency; a second legislative package is for peacetime.

Numerous laws remain unimplemented, such as better protection of unaccompanied foreign minors, and bullying and school dropouts are far too common.

The documentary, which focuses on two people who witnessed the atrocities of war firsthand, will be screened in the Italian Senate to stimulate a debate on crimes against humanity.

Government bills aimed at combatting terrorism were urgently introduced in Parliament and raise many concerns. They deserve a careful and in-depth study by lawmakers.

The institution in Chrastava has continuously mistreated young boys for a decade. In that time, only limited improvements have been made in some areas, and the situation has even worsened in many respects.

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The Council of Europe's anti-torture committee tells lawmakers in Belgium to implement minimum services inside prisons and respect the rights and liberties of both prison officers and detainees.

Liberties partner the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (HCLU) has published a 15-point guide on how to request medical cannabis in Hungary.

The mid-term policy note issued by the secretary of state for migration and asylum announces the return of undocumented families to detention centers and other items that form a clear step backwards for the protection of human rights.

On International Human Rights Day, the new crowdfunding campaign "Good hosts: Let's support young creative people without home!" was presented in Zagreb. The aim is to raise money for people who want to create art, but have no means to do it.