Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court has decided to reject a ban on the far-right extremist National Democratic Party (NPD).

The Provincial Court of Ceuta has reopened the investigation into the deaths of 15 migrants killed while attempting to cross the border to Ceuta, when they were attacked with anti-riot gear by the Guardia Civil...

Rights International Spain has carried out an investigation within the framework of a European project which has culminated in a report that points out serious deficiencies in the compliance with the Procedural Directives related to juveniles.

In the beginning of January, a court in Nice decided to release Pierre-Alain Mannoni, a university professor accused of aiding the entrance and the movement within French territory of three Eritrean women without...

Programs that assist voluntary return and reintegration for migrants are worthy of investing in more and more, so the new program Back to the Future should be welcomed. The program is managed by the Italian...

The Hungarian government has kicked off the new year with a fresh wave of attacks against three of the country's most prominent civil society organizations.

Poland's Parliament has adopted an amendment to the Law on Assemblies that gives preference to assemblies organized by state and religious institutions.

Designers in a fightback against intrusive technology are creating textiles and clothing that computers recognize as a face. They aim to make printing patterns that mislead face recognition software, a technology...

Belgium refused to accept a court decision that had ordered the secretary of state for migration and asylum to issue a visa to a Syrian family. Several NGOs are now urgently calling on the United Nations and the Council of Europe to save the rule of law.

The Italian media didn’t talk often about migration in 2016, doing so only through politicians and institutional representatives. Only in a very few cases were migrants’ voices given airtime. A new report also finds...