In a joint statement, the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union and four other NGOs urge the Hungarian government to immediately put an end to the rhetoric stigmatizing refugees, take a clear stand against any...

This report from the organization Zagreb Pride details a legal case in which a court's overruling imposes serious restrictions on the freedoms of LGBTIQ citizens in Croatia.

Italy is known as "the country with Roma camps," but recently Rome's policy towards these camps has suffered serious blows, raising hope that a new policy might soon be adopted.

The European Court of Human Rights has entered a pilot judgment in the case Rutkowski and Others v. Poland, deciding that the excessive length of court proceedings and the application of respective complaint...

Education, housing, employment, crime prevention — these are the priorities identified by the deputy mayor of Vilnius in the planning of the new Roma integration program. There are 2,100 Roma in Lithuania, with 500...

"Undemocratic, unnecessary and — in the long run — intolerable" is how an independent reviewer described the UK's snooping laws.

The conviction of two men for a brutal homophobic murder in Sofia 7 years ago renews calls for classing such crimes as hate crimes under Bulgaria's criminal code.

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...