The European Court of Human Rights has reversed the Hungarian Constitutional Court's ruling on Internet comments. The national court found that the Association of Hungarian Content Providers and the online publication...

A fine may not be imposed on parents whose conscience does not allow them to vaccinate their child, the Czech Constitutional Court has ruled. Until now, such an exemption could be granted only in cases of religious...

A Dutch police officer has been sentenced for the use of force during an arrest of a man in The Hague on July 20, 2013. The officer used pepper spray several times in an unacceptable way. He also punched the man in...

An inhabitant of Oss may continue to rent his late mother’s caravan plot, a decision that puts aside the "extinction policy" of mobile home sites in the area.

There is still no regulatory body in Lithuania to monitor information that is discriminatory or derogatory on the basis of gender.

A Romanian man went to the European Court of Human Rights after he was dismissed from his job for using work instant messenger for personal conversations. The court found in Bărbulescu v. Romania that employers have...

Freedoms are increasingly under pressure worldwide - more than we've seen before in the whole past generation, said Kenneth Roth, the president of Human Rights Watch. "Europe is in panic and has scapegoated refugees,"...

Workers from Slovakia, Romania and Vietnam were forced to toil for 14 hours a day, 7 days a week with no pay.

There are only three women ministers in the newly elected Croatian government. With only three women confirmed in the Sabor (Croatian Parliament), Croatia does not follow the example of developed European countries...

The Dutch hotline for Internet discrimination MiND received twice as many reports in 2015 as it did in 2014. Most reports related to discrimination based on race (44 percent) and religion (22 percent). More than half...