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The Court of Justice of the European Union has declared the so-called Data Retention Directive to be invalid.
Today's judgment of the European Court Of Human Rights (ECtHR) on the Hungarian Church Act, during which the applicant churches were represented by the HCLU, holds that the Hungarian government violated human rights.
The implementation of the new Lithuanian Law on NGOs must be transparent The first Law to ever regulate non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Lithuanian history came into force on the 1st of April. The Law...
Lithuania takes its first step to ensuring equal recognition before the law for people with disabilities. Currently, a bundle of law amendments seeking to reform the status of incapacity (currently incompatible...
Hungarian Constitutional Court has examined the possibility of the total deprivation of rights for people living with disabilities. This constitutes a breach of human rights and is contradictory to Hungary's...
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Racist Violence Recording Network in Greece presented its 2013 Annual Report (2/4/2014). The report consists of: the qualitative and quantitative trends of hate crimes in Greece, as have been recorded by the...
The Hungarian Constitutional Court (CC), the National Electoral Commission and the Data Protection Authority (DPA) serve the interest of the government, instead of limiting its power - the CC concluded.
On Wednesday, April 2, the Chamber of Deputies abolished the crime of illegal immigration, introduced by the Berlusconi government in 2009. Though it wasn't punishable by imprisonment but only by a fine, it had...
Aurel Radulescu complained to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR ) for the overcrowding and the lack of hygiene of Romanian prisons and received a 6,000 euros compensation.
Despite fallbacks in the independence of the press and growing national sentiment, Europe is still the most democratic region of the world, according to the annual report of Freedom House, a democracy watchdog.
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