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A photo appeared on the Facebook group Nastavnici.org of a page from the English language workbook for the second year of primary school for Croatian schoolchildren, which includes a task in which the student is...

During its last meeting on March 12, the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe expressed deep concern with the state of Poland’s execution of verdicts issued in cases of inmates of a CIA secret prison. The...

The Iustitia organization, which helps victims of hate violence, recorded 86 cases of hate violence in the Czech Republic in 2014. Incidents happened mostly because of nationality, ethnicity or religion. There are...

Currently there are more than 54,000 inmates for 49,545 places, placing Italy 11th in Europe for the rate of prison overcrowding.

Most children in asylums who are subject to compulsory schooling attend school within three months of entry into the Netherlands, says Education Secretary Sander Dekker. He informed Parliament that on the first of...

On the occasion of Roma Day on April 8, 2016, a broad alliance of German NGOs is calling for solidarity with Europe’s Sinti and Roma. Due to centuries of prejudice, Roma and Sinti — Europe's largest minority — are...

A Warsaw court has issued a ruling regarding the boycott of a well-known beer, saying that spilling the beer in streets and a Warsaw café's decision to stop selling it cannot be considered part of an ideological...

The spread of the initiative seeking truth and justice for Giulio Regeni shows that Italians will not let the young researcher's torture and murder go unpunished.

Considering the sentences already imposed by the court in other cases for crimes committed in Sarajevo and elsewhere, victims of Karadžić's war crimes were expecting a life sentence.