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A foundation for Islamic education in Amsterdam has made two requests for government financing for schools in The Hague. The schools would be based on Islamic principles and principles of a second religion. According...
Privacy rules were broken when UK spy agencies collected large amounts of citizens' data without adequate oversight, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal has ruled. The organization Privacy International filed complaints...
A self-employed woman who gave birth in 2005 is still entitled to benefits or substitute damages, ruled a court in Midden-Nederland. The woman went to court because there were no pregnancy or childbirth benefits in...
The European Networks of Councils for the Judiciary will come to The Hague on December 8 to discuss the state of the Turkish council. The board of the ENCJ will propose to its members to suspend the status of the...
Italian citizens were left with a promise in July 2016 that the Parliament would discuss by September the draft law on the legalization of cannabis. The news now, which is not really news at all, is that there is...
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Gay and transgender activists have welcomed a new French law that was passed last Wednesday. It gives trans people – adults and minors – the right to change their legal status in court without forced...
In the early morning of September 19, police officers from the city of Molenbeek, Brussels, violently evacuated the activists of the organization Voix des Sans-Papiers and the migrant families from the building they...
Croatia must pay compensation to an activist from the Centre for Peace Studies after she was the subject of government surveillance, which violated her right to a private life.
The Romanian Prosecutor’s Office claims to have devised and implemented a "strategy" as an answer to the numerous complaints lodged in recent years regarding police violence. Prime Minister Dacian Cioloș himself...
Here's the surprising story of how a British Conservative politician played a key role in creating the European Convention on Human Rights.
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