The directive is full of broad offenses and threatens people's freedoms of movement and expression, says a group of experts in European law.

New amendments to the Act on Gender Equality were proposed last month on the initiative of the Ministry of Social Policy and Youth. The proposed act itself has been the subject of public debate for a month now. The...

The European Council recently approved a list of Council actions to move towards greater LGBTI equality. These actions include guaranteeing greater legal protections for the LGBTI community and their families in all...

A Czech court has issued a landmark judgment in the case of a boy with autism who was refused by his local school and another 14 schools in the area. The court ruled that the municipality was guilty of discrimination...

With the Balkan route closed, hundreds of thousands of refugees trapped in Greece now have no choice but to find more dangerous routes north.

The Supreme Court confirmed on March 29 the convictions of three defendants for race defamation and incitement to discrimination by the Court of Appeal of Arnhem-Leeuwarden. During a demonstration in 2011 in Enschede...

The Istanbul Convention came into force in the Netherlands on March 1. Forty-five percent of Dutch women over the age of 15 have had to deal with physical or sexual violence at some point. The treaty gives a new...

The initiative Academic Solidarity objects to the integration of the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb and the Catholic Faculty of Theology. In their opinion, this constitutes an attack on the secular nature of the...

"Paralyzing the work of the Constitutional Tribunal poses a threat to the rule of law, democracy and protection of human rights,” said the Council of Europe's advisory body.

The Croatian Employment Service deducts a certain amount of compensation if a professional trainee becomes ill and takes sick leave. Depending on that amount, the transportation compensation is also reduced, although...