Fifteen Lithuanian NGOs and experts joined to form "Mental Health 2030," a coalition seeking to enshrine the principles of openness, transparency and human rights in the country's mental health system. The coalition...

The European Court of Human Rights stated today that the Hungarian regulation of whole life imprisonment violates the prohibition of inhuman and degrading punishment, and it therefore infringes the European Convention...

The Lithuanian University of Educational Sciences put a stop to the distribution of "A Heart of Amber," a collection of fairy tales, because the stories were deemed to be "harmful, primitive and biased homosexual propaganda."

Know your rights, says the Council of Europe in its latest video made to raise awareness of LGBT rights. Read the recommendations of the Committee of Ministers on combating LGBT discrimination.

The European Court of Human Rights, while acknowledging that protecting candidates for public office from libel and slander is a justifiable aim, rules that such people are allowed to face greater scrutiny, and opinions about them are free speech.

Do you remember the film "The Terminal," where Tom Hanks plays a citizen of a country that ceased to exist during his flight, causing him to be held in an airport? Such a story happened in Slovenia, and the ECtHR has issued a ruling on the matter.

The draft of a new law on children's groups, which applies to kindergarten and could help parents reconcile family and work life, specifies that services will only be available to vaccinated children.

​"Chiamiamola tortura" (Let's call it torture) is a campaign launched first by Antigone two years ago and relaunched on the 28th of March 2014. The campaign aims to introduce the crime of torture in Italy's penal code.

Advocate General Yves Bot has issued his judgment regarding the detention of third-country nationals awaiting deportation decisions.

NGOs have sent an open letter to the Justice Minister of Spain, calling on him to stop efforts to reform the abortion law.