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Publishing key documents related to the informal negotiations known as “trilogues” are essential to improve transparency in EU law-making, the European Ombudsman has stated. Emily O'Reilly called the involved...
The European Parliament has adopted a new resolution regarding CIA prisons in Europe, expressing serious concern with the apathy that is shown by member countries and EU institutions towards bringing those who are...
Stolpersteine, used to commemorate people who worked and created art all over Europe but were seemingly erased from the map during the Holocaust, shall soon find their way into the sidewalks of four major Lithuanian cities.
Beginning August 1, all refugee centers in the Netherlands will have specific counseling available for LGBT refugees. COC the Netherlands, a Dutch organization for LGBT rights, has advocated for this measure. In some...
The Bulgarian Helsinki Committee is asking the European Court of Human Rights to issue interim measures to protect the home delivery of a pregnant woman.
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Over half a million citizens from across the European Union have signed the Save the Internet campaign asking for clear net neutrality guidelines to protect our freedoms and rights online. In 2015, the EU adopted...
Daniela Tarău received 100,000 euros in damages from the Romanian state for unjustly spending 1 year and 9 months in prison. She fought for over 11 years to get a new trial and be acquitted.
The Lithuanian Parliament decided to drop the requirement for third country nationals wishing to start a business in the country to hire at least three Lithuanian citizens (or foreigners with residence permits) as...
Up to 10,000 police and soldiers are participating in the latest security operation by Hungarian authorities to keep migrants and asylum seekers out of the country. The reinforced border includes razor-wire fence...
By refusing to grant a residence permit to a foreigner in a same-sex couple, Italy violated multiple articles of the European Convention on Human Rights, and the state must now pay 38,000 euros in compensation.
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