While negotiations on the Transatlantic Treaty (TTIP) continue with a strong lack of transparency, the municipality of Saint-Gilles, one of 19 municipalities of Brussels, decided to symbolically mark its opposition to...

None of the parliamentary parties in Bulgaria since 1989 has ever supported an official policy towards legalization of same-sex civil unions.

The Italian Ministry of Justice is carrying out a general consultation in view of a big reform to the administration of the country's penal system. Eighteen working groups will telematically discuss over the course of...

For violating the rights of two Afghan refugees, Lithuania will be forced to pay more than 6,000 euros, ruled the Supreme Court of Lithuania. This decision, which is final, came more than two years after the events.

Although Human Rights Watch had urged Lithuania to become part of an international declaration urging a prohibition on the use of schools for war, the country is dragging its feet in signing the document. The Ministry...

The young Italian filmmaker Alessandro Marinelli, who in 2014 won the prestigious Ilaria Alpi award for best documentary, has made a film on Atletico Diritti, the football team made up of migrants and former prisoners...

As part of its campaign "I have a child with me," HCLU conducted a unique survey of Hungarian healthcare institutions, submitting 64 public interest data requests to hospitals with maternity or children's wards.

A report on the Czech Republic from the US Department of State shows an increase of anti-Roma hate speech by politicians and an increase in neo-Nazi activity, including sharing lists of their enemies on the web....

Italy's government is asked to explain whether a software company was allowed to export its products to repressive regimes despite international agreements and UN embargoes.

The Italian Parliament might soon address the failure of the war on drugs, as a joint committee of MPs presents a bill to legalize cannabis.