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The European Court of Justice on Thursday upheld a Spanish judge's refusal to let a Moroccan man bring his wife to join him because he had failed to show he would earn enough to support them both. The ruling is in...
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There were officially 199 attacks against refugees in Germany in 2014. These include incitement to hatred, criminal damage and assault. In a joint investigation, journalists from CORRECTIV and Spiegel Online have...
Restricting the right to vote by mail to citizens without residence in Hungary constitutes unfounded negative discrimination, says the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union. Hungary's Constitutional Court issued this...
According to the U.S. Department of State report on human rights practices in Lithuania, the biggest human rights issues currently facing the country are related to the justice system, the welfare of children and...
Despite of the repeated warnings of international bodies and the objectives of the National Strategy for Roma Inclusion, segregation and discrimination of Roma and Sinti people continues in Italy.
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Around 500 supporters of the legalization of cannabis organized a protest outside the Lithuanian Parliament on Wednesday. "I wish it were legal, simply controlled instead of being ignored," claimed one of the...
Did you know that 800 million people across Europe may apply to the European Court of Human Rights? The court receives 50,000 new case applications a year — but 90 percent are inadmissible. Watch this video to avoid the most common traps.
The Netherlands violated the rights of a former police officer who wished to supplement his disability benefits beyond what is legally allowed by the government.
Twelve countries have yet to contribute anything to the €3 billion EU-Turkey deal, according to a European Commission report out Wednesday. Belgium, Austria, Poland, Slovenia, Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, and...
A climate of fear and tension combined with increasing control over newsrooms by governments and the private sector are the biggest challenges to media freedom today, claims Reporters Without Borders in its World...
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