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The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union has commemorated last week's tragedy in Paris in two articles. In advocating for the universal inviolability of the freedom of speech and of the press, HCLU stands against the...
Dutch Minister of the Interior Ronald Plasterk confirmed last month that the Dutch Intelligence Service (AIVD) has for years been eavesdropping on the law firm Prakken d'Oliveira. This included communications which...
Prevention of peer violence among youth in Croatia is still ignored by relevant institutions, the media and local communities.
Spain's ruling Popular Party will introduce an amendment to the draft law on public security to create a "Passenger Name Record" (PNR), allegedly to stop suspected jihadists and other dangerous criminals from entering...
Deputy Prime Minister Meglena Kuneva recently announced that from March onward, Bulgarian armed forces would participate in joint patrols with the Ministry of Interior. The request was made by Bulgarian Minister of...
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Embedding a video or image from another website, a process known as "framing," does not constitute copyright infringement under EU law if the material is available to the general public anyway.
The Netherlands separated the cannabis market from the market of other illicit drugs in 1976, allowing coffee shops to sell small amounts of cannabis to adults. Our new movie highlights the successes of this program and the challenges ahead.
The Joint Committee on Human Rights has raised concerns over plans to temporarily block UK nationals from returning to Britain if they are suspected of engaging in terrorist activity overseas. Isabella Sankey,...
During several rallies and a march against hatred organized on January 11, Belgium paid tribute to the victims of religious extremism, including journalists from the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo. More than 20,000...
Recruits to Britain’s armed forces will be asked if they are gay in an effort to improve diversity in the military. Answers will be stored but not be visible on individual personal records or to senior officers, and...
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