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Bulgarian authorities handed over Abdullah Büyük to Turkey despite the fact that the Sofia Court of Appeal blocked his extradition.
The British government is committed to scrapping the Human Rights Act and replacing it with a "British Bill of Rights," said new Lord Chancellor Liz Truss. She said that the Bill of Rights would go forward taking into...
A Dutch court has ordered that the Data Protection Authority (DPA) has to research more opportunities for Dutch Railways (NS) to process travelers' data, despite the fact that the DPA earlier decided that the NS...
The Indicators of Sustainable Management 2016 report conducted by the Bertelsmann Foundation found that Bulgaria lacks a comprehensive integration policy and that xenophobia is widespread in the country. The study...
Despite its rise in the rankings, Lithuania must increase funding for victim assistance services and do more to tackle child exploitation in orphanages.
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Migrants currently stuck in Calais and seeking asylum in the UK should be allowed to make their claims from France, says the president of the region, Xavier Bertrand. Instead of having to wait until they reach...
A court in Oost-Brabant, the Netherlands, has ordered a man from Veldhoven to cooperate in his divorce procedure, which was initiated by his wife. If he does not, he will be committing a wrongful act.
The Polish Ministry of Justice is planning to change regulations that would make compulsory penal labor more common. Until now, such work had been paid for, with few exceptions. According to the new amendment of the...
Lodewijk Asscher, the Dutch social affairs minister, has made 1 million euros available to provide refugees with opportunities to volunteer. This concerns people in shelters, regardless of whether they have a...
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