A disabled Romani woman and her daughter have been saved from eviction by an emergency measure issued by the European Court of Human Rights. The court may issue interim measures on an emergency basis in order to stop...

"This February the government started to work, but the month was also marked with the deterioration of public political communication. The democratic standards [...] are showing the same tendencies," notes a new...

The visually impaired are still often denied entry to public facilities while accompanied by assistance dogs, despite national and international laws that guarantee their right to free movement.

The independent media watchdog Carta di Roma has denounced Italian newspaper excesses - that is, the use of inappropriate, generalizing and racist language - after the Brussels terrorist attacks. In fact, Libero and...

Far from stealing jobs and reducing wages, recent studies demonstrate that migrants are actually beneficial for the Italian economy.

"Let's legalize" is the name of the popular initiative submitted to the Court of Appeal by various Italian NGOs. The draft bill will be presented to the Parliament in six months, after the required 50,000 signatures...

Growing cannabis for personal use remains a crime in Italy, pushing users towards the illegal market, but drug policy activists are hopeful that upcoming events will force the government to reconsider its position on prohibition.

The former head of MI5, Baron Evans of Weardale, has warned that private firms are compiling detailed personal profiles of ordinary citizens using methods that are "just as intrusive" as those deployed by Britain’s...

The Vatican attempted to paralyze the release in Italy of the gay-themed movie "Weekend" by banning it from cinemas. After the Italian Bishop's Conference Film Evaluation Commission classified it as "not advised,...

325 people are going to be without any kind of accommodation following the decision to evict all people from the Roma housing center on Via Salaria.