The recent arrest in Spain of a critic of the Turkish government sends a message that police forces in EU countries are still all too willing to do the bidding of authoritarian regimes.

At the beginning of August, a court in Amsterdam and the Dutch Data Protection Authority, a privacy watchdog, clarified that municipalities cannot oblige sex workers to provide sensitive personal information when they...

2017 began with perhaps the greatest achievement in public demonstration since the overthrow of Ceausescu, but NGOs now face a fight for their survival.

NGOs inside the EU are facing a growing number of restrictions that limit their ability to promote and protect our fundamental rights.

The ongoing smear campaign against the NGOs at sea has fueled generalized suspicion and eroded the fundamental values of humanity and solidarity in Italy. Today, the debate is more heated than ever after some NGOs,...

Catalonia recently adopted a new law to regulate cannabis market. Òscar Parés, the deputy director of the International Center for Ethnobotanical Education, Research & Service, explains more about the cannabis reconquista movement in Spain.

The number of applications for international protection in Poland decreased considerably in 2016, according to official statistics from the Border Guard. But there is disagreement as to why.

The Italian Parliament has decided against approving a new citizenship law based on jus soli, claiming there weren't the necessary votes to pass it. Now there's real risk that it will never be passed.

The Netherlands has settled a case that was brought before the European Court of Human Rights by a Zimbabwean asylum seeker who was forced to undergo a full-body search despite her refusal.

A code of conduct for NGOs working in the Mediterranean has been approved by European representatives. If NGOs fail to comply with all the rules in the code, their boats could be denied entry to Italian ports.