After a number of failed attempts to introduce mandatory transparency regulations for the EU institutions, the European Commission (EC), the European Parliament and the Council of the EU have started a fresh round of...

The family of a girl who was killed at the Serbia-Croatia border managed to return to Croatia, where they have been in detention for more than 30 days now.

The entry into force of an amendment to the Supreme Court Act constitutes yet another chapter in Poland's rule of law crisis and yet another step towards the government's total takeover of the judiciary.

European parliamentarians will vote this week on two reports about tightening the rules for using the General Expenditure Allowance, a part of their official expenditure, worth 50,000 euros annually. Last year a...

The police evacuated a building in Rome without first securing alternative shelter for those who were evicted.

Before any compromise can be reached, Poland should take action to address the EU’s concerns, the vice president of the European Commission has said. Frans Timmermans added that he can’t prejudge the success of...

The Lithuanian minister for social security and labour has closed the legal loophole that allowed care homes to refuse people with HIV or AIDS. Under the previous regulations, people with acute infectious or other...

A new review of the situation of human rights in Croatia provides insight into the most important violations and systemic problems, challenges and disputes related to the protection, respect and promotion of human rights.

The organizations have appealed to the Constitutional Court against the government's new legislation on fraudulent acknowledgement of paternity, which contravenes national and international law.

An Israeli firm relying on semi-legal intelligence and surveillance techniques and working with ex-spies was behind the recent attacks against Hungarian NGOs. Civil society organisations, including Liberties and...