"We cannot wait any longer." This is what the presidents of four Italian associations dealing with medicine and human rights wrote in a letter to Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. Life-saving drugs for hepatitis C...

Testimony is set to resume in the personal injury case of a Polish man who was sexually abused by a priest when he was a young boy. The victim is seeking monetary damages and an official apology.

Operators of EEA and Norway Grants NGO programs all across Europe invite you to show support for civil society in Hungary by joining the appeal to the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council of Europe's Human Rights Commissioner.

In the run-up to Bulgaria’s parliamentary elections, far-right parties are pushing policies of internment and forced labor for the country’s Roma population.

An investigating judge of the Spanish National Court has decided to close a case concerning a flight from Macedonia to Kabul that was transporting an alleged victim of CIA torture. The plane landed in Palma de...

Drugreporter's new video, filmed at the AIDS 2014 conference in Melbourne, explores the most effective tools for ending the HIV epidemic.

The Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights has rejected the referral request of the Hungarian government, making the Court's original ruling against the Church Act final.

For several months, the leadership position of the anti-drug department of the Italian government has been vacant. The same issue exists with the Department of Penitentiary Administration, and the national prison...

A new Italian soccer club, Atletico Diritti, founded by two NGOs, brings together a diverse group of players to further the cause of human rights.

The Italian Army will begin growing marijuana for medical purposes at the army chemical plant of Florence. After controversies and delays, the ministers of defense and health came to an agreement that will be made...