People of all ages and countries of origin are being held under strict police supervision and intimidated in closed sections of the camp, a new report finds.

The Dutch Supreme Court ruled on March 18 that taxpayers can't rely on the tax exemption that applies to the king. The complainant stated he was entitled to this, among others, on the grounds of Article 14 of the...

The case against the right-wing populist politician Geert Wilders began on March 18. Wilders is accused of group defamation and inciting hatred and discrimination. The case was triggered by his words on the evening of...

Watch highlights of key speeches and hear the opinions of experts at the United Nations drug conference in Vienna.

Italian soccer teams will join the fight for truth about Giulio Regeni's death. The inquiry into his death is still at a standstill, but Italy does not forget.

New research conducted by a team of social work experts from the Faculty of Law in Zagreb shows that the rate of child poverty is getting higher because parents are at risk of losing their jobs, lower wages and rising...

Churches and other faith-based societies in the Netherlands are used to receiving housing data, especially new addresses, of citizens who were registered with a church group, usually through Stichting Interkerkelijke...

The EU Passenger Name Record (PNR) Directive has not yet formally been approved by the European Parliament, but that has not prevented the European Commission and member states from setting up the infrastructure...

Despite legislation against discrimination on the basis of gender identity, intersex people still face fundamental rights violations, including medical interventions without their consent.

A Lithuanian court rules that tales of same-sex relationships are harmful to minors and that censoring them is within the law.