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On September 23-25, the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe will consider whether to apply the enhanced supervision procedure to the case of L v Lithuania. The Court of Human Rights held in 2008 that...
Monday, September 22, 977 NGOs from across Europe have called upon the highest institutions of the European Union to take action against the recent government-led crackdown on civil society in Hungary.
A professional course for sexual assistants for disabled people will begin in a few weeks in Bologna. These sexual assistants will eventually assume permanent positions within the Italian welfare system. The...
Campaigner and former detainee Meltem Avcil, who was taken to Yarl's Wood Immigration Removal Centre aged just 13 with her mother, shares her story at Liberty's "Rubbing Along Together" event, focusing on the UK's toxic immigration debate.
Romania's Constitutional Court decided on Tuesday, September 16, that the law requiring the buyers of prepaid phone cards to be identified is unconstitutional. The Court upheld, by majority vote, the...
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The killing of 34-year-old Pavlos Fyssas, an anti-fascist rapper who was stabbed to death in Athens one year ago, sparked protests across Greece and prompted an investigation into the far-right Golden Dawn party for...
The government of the Italian region of Lombardy - led by President Roberto Maroni, head of the pro-independence Lega Nord party - has established that couples opting for heterologous fertilization will pay for its...
The judge who opened the investigation into police brutality along Melilla border fence has decided to prosecute the commander in chief of the Civil Guard in Melilla for the crime of breach of trust. The commander...
The UN Human Rights Committee has found Spain guilty of extraditing a terror suspect to Morocco despite known evidence of torture by that country’s authorities.
The families of disabled people have protested against an amendment introduced into the Job Act by the Labor Commission of the Senate. It provided for holidays "in solidarity with" parents of disabled minors, that is...
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