A report commissioned by the Belgian Privacy Commission argues that Facebook's privacy policy violates European law, even despite recent updates to it. The report, conducted by the Center of Interdisciplinary Law and...
The lower house of Poland's Parliament has passed a law ratifying the Istanbul Convention, which seeks to better protect women, after intense debate and opposition from political factions and the clergy.
At least four young migrants have been expelled from Italy after writing comments on the web that were understood to be supporting jihadism. One of them, Faqir Ghani, was 14 when he arrived in Italy with his family in...
Bulgaria’s failure to adequately investigate and prosecute hate crimes is fueling fear, discrimination and ultimately violence, says Amnesty International in a new report.
Watch Transgender Europe's new video on the nightmare of legal gender recognition for trans people in Europe, where 34 countries still do not allow a trans person to change their name and registered gender without invasive procedures.
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The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union is urgently seeking amicus briefs to support its case against the Hungarian data retention law. The case is currently before the country's Constitutional Court.
The recent suicide by a Romanian man in a Milan prison set loose some disgusting sentiments from the police. "One less," wrote a user on a Facebook page belonging to the police trade union Alsippe. "One Romanian...
Although it ruled that a defamation conviction had violated the rights of a journalist in one case, the European Court of Human Rights found no violation in another and chided the journalist for breaking media ethics.
An amendment to the Czech Education Act aims to better support children with special educational needs, but a new alliance promoting inclusive education warns that controversial language within the amendment could lead to its misuse.
The French judicial authorities are prosecuting five teenagers (ages 15 to 17) who have overturned around 250 Jewish graves and demolished a monument for victims of the Holocaust in a cemetery in the village of...
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