The Italian Parliament has finally started working on a law on whistleblowing, with the Commissions on Justice and Work currently busy preparing the draft text to be voted by the Chambers of Deputies and Senators by...
Nawal Soufi was born in Morocco but has been living in Catania for years. To find out why this young woman has became known as "the refugees' angel" or "Lady SOS," we highly recommend the reading of Daniele Biella's...
The EU and US are attempting to negotiate a revised Safe Harbor agreement, but civil society groups are skeptical that it will be sufficient.
The Council of State last week annulled decisions by Minister of Economic Affairs Henk Kamp on gas extraction in Groningen. The court considered, among other things, that the minister's interpretation of Article 2 of...
Underage refugees are granted special and legally recoverable rights under the Dublin Regulation, states a decision of the highest German Administrative Court. The EU's Dublin Regulation lays down which member state...
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Lithuanian youth organizations decided to carry out an experiment - they decided to help a Lebanese person search for a flat. Two out of three owners agreed to rent the property and one didn't mind if the tenant...
A coalition including the lawyer association RAV has offered free legal counsel in front of Berlin's authority for health and social affairs (LAGeSo), where refugees have to wait for days, sometimes even weeks, to...
What's the difference between these two terms? Part two of our #MeAndMyRights series answers this question and many more.
Twenty-seven percent of the European Parliament’s €1.7 billion budget was spent last year on MEP allowances. These 474 million euros include deputies' salaries, office and travel expenses and the salaries of their...
The Hungarian Parliament has passed a law obliging the government to challenge the EU decision on mandatory refugee relocation quotas in court next month. The bill, passed on November 16, states that the quota system...
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