On the eve of Belgium's federal elections, the League of Human Rights and Vie Feminine are calling for the repeal of the 2012 reforms made to the unemployment law.

There is a growing debate on how to control new psychoactive substances ("legal highs") in New Zealand. We traveled there to give you an insight into the innovative policy introduced last year by the government - please watch and share our new movie!

The Samos boat sinking, which claimed over 20 lives, puts the spotlight back on Greece's ability to prevent and respond to such accidents.

In the long-awaited judgment in the case involving Google, the Court of Justice of the European Union did not follow the opinion of the Advocate General, instead adopting an approach that is much stricter towards the operators of search engines.

Help us to say "No!" to the Spanish government's attempts to restrict freedoms and rights instead of responding to people’s needs and demands. Send your copy of our open letter to Mr. Rajoy and Ms. Reding.

On the 25th of April, the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania held that a designer-made advertisement featuring a man in jeans resembling Jesus and a woman resembling St. Mary violated the principles of public...

In its judgment, the Strasbourg-based European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has stated that the Hungarian Church Act violates the right to freedom of religion and the right to assembly of the complainant churches represented by HCLU.

The trade between Belgium and other European countries and Israeli settlements reinforces the economic and territorial expansion of the latter. League of Human Rights has joined the campaign "Made in Illegality" to...

Racism, discrimination, human trafficking and corruption persist across Europe, warns the Council of Europe in its latest report.

The Italian Senate has approved the proposal of a new law on drugs that distinguishes between soft and hard drugs when considering penal effects. The text will now be examined by the other branch of the Italian...