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The State Council of Italy decided on July 21 that the transitional implementation decree for the country's civil unions bill is applicable. After the positive evaluation, the decree will pass onto other councils and...
The pilot program will allow law students to increase their practical knowledge about how civil society works to protect human rights and freedoms.
Czechia and Slovakia are among the EU countries with a high degree of modern slavery, states the London-based Walk Free Foundation in a new report. According to the report's authors, people fall into modern slavery...
The office of the public prosecutor in the Netherlands on July 5 demanded in absentia 6 years in prison for four Dutch men (23, 26, 28 and 29 years old) who are, according to the latest intelligence of the...
Bad news at the Sollicciano Prison in Florence: a 34-year-old transsexual inmate committed suicide on July 15. This is the second suicide case in the last month in this prison. The young woman was almost at the end of...
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Parliamentary discussion about the legalization of cannabis production, consumption, and sale began on July 25. Will Italy achieve a new milestone and adopt a progressive, sensible cannabis policy?
Andrea Giuliano is an Italian gay rights activist who came to Hungary as a student and then settled there. Having worked in the country for many years, he speaks perfect Hungarian. Recently, however, he had to say goodbye to Hungary.
The mural "Rhythm of the Saints/If I have weaknesses, do not let them blind me" was painted on a deserted wall in Osijek in memory of Josip Reihl-Kir, the head of the Osijek police, who was killed in the summer of 1991 because of his peace efforts.
A new mandatory online program to tackle sexual exploitation and abuse was announced recently by the United Nations for all uniformed and civilian personnel. The program is part of the international organization's...
Members of the LGBTI community and their families across the country continue to face discrimination in areas of everyday life. In order to make meaningful progress in improving their lives, more, better and more...
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