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A simpler eviction process and a more active police force are the best ways to more easily remove unlawful settlements, a government investigation suggests.
Albanian people who wrongly apply for asylum in the Netherlands will no longer be provided with 200 euros per adult and 40 euros per child upon departure. Klaas Dijkhoff, the state secretary for security and justice,...
A new report by Amnesty International accuses the Hungarian government of allowing police to abuse refugees and making the asylum process overly difficult. The report says Budapest is inciting xenophobia, and the new...
The European Commission will launch an "anti-leaks strategy" on Friday, September 30, to prevent important policy documents being circulated to the media and avoid "reputational damage." Leaks have been a top concern...
To commemorate the 18th anniversary of the death of a Nigerian woman who was forcibly removed from Belgium, two practical guides have been published to help migrants claim their rights.
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Last week, the European Court of Justice issued an important judgment in a case launched by the Spanish NGO Malaga Acoge. The court ruled that the Spanish Aliens Act violates EU law because it permits the automatic...
NGOs and Croatia's ombudswoman for people with disabilities conducted during 2015 and 2016 the research "Motherhood and women with disabilities". The aim was to acquire new knowledge in the insufficiently researched...
Cans of "refugee spray" were handed out recently by members of the nationalist Danes' Party on the streets of Haderslev, Denmark. The event was met with strong criticism from local citizens: one woman called it...
The House of Representatives in the Netherlands has adopted a bill that grants health insurers access to medical files for the purpose of detecting fraud.
Following the arrest of Alexis Deswaef, the chairman of the Belgian League of Human Rights (LDH), his organization and two others are filing an official complaint and warning that the arrest could damage the country's reputation.
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