At variance with the principle of legality, two Dutch State Secretaries want youth workers to be compelled to list on their invoices the medical details of their patients.

Poland lacks a systemic approach to the problem of statelessness, reads the latest report of the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights (HFHR). Unlike nearly all other EU states, Poland has yet to ratify the UN...

The unannounced destruction of a Roma camp in Wrocław is condemned by civil society, which warns that such an action raises serious doubt about human rights protections in Poland.

The UN CEDAW Committee, which revised the periodic review of Spain this July, just published its concluding observations. The report highlights the following issues: the failure of Spain to implement the Committee’s...

The Spanish cabinet has issued a report backing its decision not to make reparations to a victim after a ruling against Spain was made by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women of the UN. The...

Participants of an anti-Islam rally in Prague last month carried mock gallows and used hate speech, but police only intervened to arrest activists who attempted to block the demonstration route.

Belgium's cancellation of benefits for detainees is a dangerous austerity measure that puts prisoners' eventual reintegration into society at risk.

According to the results of a survey by Czech bank CSOB, only 48 percent of 500 surveyed small and medium companies would employ a Roma. Fifteen percent of companies said they would never employ a Roma, even if they...

The platform "Justice for All" (Rechten boor Iedereen) organized a national gathering to show its disapproval and fears about the Justice Plan proposed by the Belgian government.

The UK government's response to the Calais migrant crisis veers from xenophobia to denial. What happened to our proud tradition of providing sanctuary for those in need?