The Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency has launched a survey called "Discrimination in Germany." Until November 30, everybody aged 14 and above can report on the discriminatory actions they have experienced or...

Welcoming the European Commission's new proposals to deal with the unprecedented influx of migrants and refugees, MEPs declared themselves ready to work on draft laws to set up a solid migration and asylum policy for the future.

During an international conference on security in southeastern Europe on Friday, Bulgarian Interior Minister Rumyana Bachvarova said that "Bulgaria will fulfill its commitment to accept the refugees from other...

Hungary must finally start respecting the rights of refugees! Send a letter to the Hungarian prime minister and join us in demanding fair and humane treatment of those in need!

The disastrous war on drugs has unbearable costs. A recent parliamentary report reveals that Italy spends more than 1 billion euros per year only to detain people who committed drug-related crimes (there were 24,273...

The Dutch minister of social affairs and employment, Lodewijk Asscher (PvdA), is planning to invite Facebook and Twitter on an expert meeting to see how expressions of racism and discrimination can be fought more...

The increasing refugee crisis of the past months is not only a Hungarian problem. However, handling the refugee situation in Hungary is a Hungarian task.

The European Court of Justice has ruled that costs of residence permits for non-European migrants in Italy — where third-country nationals are asked to pay a fee ranging from 80 to 200 euros — are excessive and...

Of the 3,034 criminal complaints of police abuse lodged between 2012 and 2014, only 14 reached the courts.

Italian NGOs ANSI and Carta di Roma celebrate a first, important victory against an outdated law requiring directors of newspapers to have a European passport. Domenica Canchano, a Peruvian national who grew up in...