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A Dutch reporter has been detained in Turkey on terrorism charges, calling attention to the ongoing issue of media freedom there. Journalist Frederike Geerdink, a frequent Twitter user, was detained for promoting...
The government continues with its plan to leave people #WithoutJustice, now through a reform of the Criminal Procedure Act that fails to implement safeguards against torture and allows the interception of communications by the minister of interior.
The Dutch family reunification policy only allows for the entrance into the Netherlands of minor children. As a result, a number of Syrian refugee families have had to leave behind an adult child in Syria or Lebanon.
A Roma baby has been buried in a French town south of Paris after another town’s mayor reportedly refused to allow her a grave. The girl was born in October and died of infant death syndrome on December 26. The...
The conference "Youth and HIV" was held in the Italian Senate on December 23, during which doctor Paola Scognamiglio, a specialist in infectious diseases at Rome's Spallanzani Hospital, reported that Italy sees 3,000...
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The Irish government's scheme to compensate survivors of the surgical procedure of symphysiotomy has been criticized by leading campaigners and human rights groups, including the Irish Council for Civil Liberties.
Workers of 29 giugno, a prison services cooperative company, and of others cooperative companies in consortium with it have demonstrated against the impact Rome's corruption scandal is having on their activities....
The Human Rights Champion 2014 award was given to Linas Linkevičius, the minister of foreign affairs of the Republic of Lithuania.
The UN Working Group on discrimination against women visited Spain December 9-19 and concluded that the country's efforts to integrate women into public, political and economic life and to eradicate domestic violence...
Roma people are still vulnerable in Italy, attacked and exploited in both everyday life and on a bigger scale. With Holocaust Remembrance Day approaching, we are reminded of the tragic recent history of European Roma.
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