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...

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 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...

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...

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...

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

"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.

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...

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