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On the occasion of International Day Against Police Brutality on March 15, the League of Human Rights invites you to discover a video covering a series of conferences organized on the topic "What are your rights when you face the police?"
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A new report from Croatia-based Center for Education, Counseling and Research (CESI) examines the organized assault on sexual and reproductive health and rights in Europe by the Catholic Church and its conservative...
Improving access to effective pain therapy and a better quality control system in healthcare facilities are essential needs in Poland, which has one of the lowest levels of opioid drug use in hospitals.
A garden center in the Dutch city of Tilburg has rejected a woman who applied for a job as a cashier because she wears a headscarf. The applicant would have been invited for an interview had she been prepared to work...
Macedonia's chief opposition figure claims that the prime minister and his counter-intelligence chief have been running massive wiretapping, monitoring the telephone conversations of 20,000 Macedonians, including...
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A Croatian perspective on why celebrating International Women's Day (March 8) isn't only about the cards (no matter how lovely they are) or the flowers (no matter how well intended they are), or even more serious issues like pay inequality.
An increasing number of Czechs are convinced that foreigners should not be allowed to have long-term residency in their country. Since last March, the number of Czech citizens who believe this has increased from 11 to...
Around 280,000 migrants entered the EU in 2014, compared to just over 100,000 in the previous year. "The reasons for the dramatic increase in migration are many: the dramatic situation in Syria, Eritrea, South...
Bulgaria violated the right of religious freedom and failed to properly investigate a clash between supporters of a far-right party and Muslim worshippers at a mosque in Sofia, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled.
Prison overcrowding in Hungary leads to inhuman and degrading conditions, the European Court of Human Rights ruled on March 10. The Hungarian Helsinki Committee provided legal representation in the case. The...
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