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The human rights situation in Lithuania has been mixed over the last two years – although there was stagnation (or even regression) in some areas of human rights, there has been significant progress in others.
The Five Star Movement-Lega government contract contains a number of red flags, warns Giuseppe Mosconi, professor of sociology of law and president of Antigone Veneto.
Poland's judicial purge aims to punish former communist stooges, argued Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki at the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Wednesday. He listened with a poker face as MEPs said his...
The Italian Ministry of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies has published a directive clarifying the tools for improving the cultivation and the agro-industrial chain of cannabis sativa.
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The Libyan Coast Guard in Zawiyah is a criminal organisation that the UN has formally accused of being part of a militia involved in human trafficking. Yet for Italy, Libya remains an ally in the fight against irregular immigration.
In early May, a man arrived at Eindhoven Airport and was taken for an extra check, together with another black man and a black woman with children. All white people around him were allowed to pass unchecked.
The Romanian government wants to force NGOs to publish data on all their beneficiaries, just as banks and gambling companies are forced to declare suspicious transactions. Non-compliant NGOs will be shut down.
The Dutch government does not have to withdraw its new law on the intelligence and security services in its current form, a court ruled on Tuesday in summary proceedings filed by a group of privacy organizations and...
Rights International Spain and Plataforma por la Gestión Policial de la Diversidad inform the European Court of Human Rights on the measures that should be taken to eradicate discriminatory police checks.
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