Despite a Turkish law that enables Syrian children to enjoy education in Turkey, over 400,000 Syrian children do not attend school. Among others, this is due to the language barrier, integration problems, lack of...

Fabrice Leggeri, the head of the European Union's border agency Frontex, has come up with a quite remarkable suggestion. For the coming months he's expecting a further increase in the number of asylum seekers coming...

They come in bare feet and with empty stomachs, if they make it at all. Refugees still do not get the support they need from EU governments. Join an upcoming march in Zagreb to show solidarity with refugees!

The relocation of refugees from Greece to Western Europe started on November 4. A first group of 30 people - four Syrian families and two from Iraq - flew from Athens to Brussels on a commercial flight. From Brussels...

Journalists may now ask courts to obtain reasons for a judgment in a written, anonymized form - even if a decision is not yet in force. The German Federal Constitutional Court (Bundesverfassungsgericht) made this...

The Bulgarian State Agency for Child Protection announced that by December 31 it will close all institutions for children with disabilities. Currently Bulgaria has 11 such institutions, which accommodate about 60...

The accusation that a Rwandan-Dutch man lied about his involvement in genocide cannot be substantiated by a single source, a court in the Netherlands rules.

Tracking, hacking and lip service to safeguards: Liberty’s analysis of the UK government's draft Investigatory Powers Bill.

Human rights NGO are alarmed by "I Choose Life," an initiative that has spread to many Lithuanian cities. The initiative involves lighting candles in city squares to symbolize children not been born as a result of...

Ard van der Steur, the Dutch minister of security and justice, has put forward a proposal to have providers retain internet and communications data again. Earlier this year, a Dutch court ruled that, based on a 2014...