Lithuania's National Department of Statistics announced that women in Lithuania earned 14.3 percent less than men in 2015, and the gender pay gap increased by 0.6 percent from its 2014 level. The largest gap, at 38.5...

A huge humanitarian emergency is unfolding in Rome. Hundreds of migrants are sleeping in the streets, cared for only by volunteers and citizens.

The Netherlands offered on June 14 its ratification of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities to the secretary-general of the United Nations. The Convention requires that persons with a...

"The European Court of Human Rights is under substantial pressure. From a case overload crisis it stumbled into a legitimacy crisis in certain countries. This should be taken seriously, since scholars warn that...

Europe urgently needs clear net neutrality guidelines to protect our freedoms and rights online. Sign the Save the Internet petition to show your support for a free and just internet.

The three ECtHR judges visiting Lithuania for training purposes, Egidijus Kūris, Paul Lemmens and Paul Pinto de Albuquerquane, also took a trip to the country's prisons. It is no secret that many ECtHR cases against...

Through the personal stories of Daniela, Maciej and Bruno, this short film highlights some of the problems of detention without trial in the European Union.

After last year's success, the Sicilian city of Noto is once again open to LGBTI culture. The Giacinto Festival will be held August 6-7, accompanied by a rich program of different events, such as exhibitions,...

After four years, the Council of Europe sets a deadline for implementing the decision of the Strasbourg Court in a Roma eviction case.

The mayor of Fiumicino, Esterino Montino, PD, husband of Monica Cirinnà after whom the civil union bill is referred to as Cirinnà Bill, announced that the bookings for registring civil unions will start. The...