On April 28 and 29, Spain was examined by the UN Committee against Torture. The questions posed by the members of the committee centered on the use of solitary confinement, the impunity of police officers convicted of...
Children in the Czech Republic lack an effective complaint mechanism to protect their rights, and the problem is greatest in institutional care centers.
The number of young Western women traveling abroad to join the Islamic State (IS) continues to increase. However, little is known about these women, including their motives and their roles within organizations such ...
Despite the decision of Belgium's Coordinating Body for Threat Analysis to reduce the terrorist threat level from 3 (severe) to 2 (medium), the government has decided to keep soldiers in the streets. This decision...
The Dutch ministers of internal affairs and security and justice have introduced a bill on "Administrative measures to counter terrorism." The bill proposes several measures that restrict freedom of movement and the right to privacy.
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A young man from Rome has been sentenced to one year in prison because he cultivated marijuana for therapeutic reasons. Fatherless, he used the drug to help care for his seriously ill mother. The marijuana alleviated...
The Dutch opposition parties CDA and PVV want conductors to be equipped with little cameras on their coats in order to fight violence in public transport. ''Bodycams have a deterrent and deescalating effect because...
Italian rights organizations unanimously expressed their dissatisfaction with the Brussels immigration summit of April 23. The measures adopted by the European Union to give aid to people escaping war zones are too...
On April 28, a unique hearing took place before the court of Utrecht: the case of Privacy First against speed checks. For Privacy First, these checks are a massive breach of privacy because, when it comes to speed...
Important provisions of Poland's law regulating public assemblies will lose force in October, but certain aspects of the government's effort to revise the law deeply concern civil society.
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