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...

Self-regulation on removing online hate speech from social media has not yet borne the fruits IT giants promised, according to new research.

On International Human Rights Day, the new crowdfunding campaign "Good hosts: Let's support young creative people without home!" was presented in Zagreb. The aim is to raise money for people who want to create art, but have no means to do it.

The European Implementation Network (EIN) was formed as a result of worrying findings that European countries that are condemned by the European Court of Human Rights often fail to implement the judgments of the...

The award ceremony for the CILD Award for Civil Liberties reveals the 2016 human rights heroes.

The award, given in part by the Italian National Olympic Committee, was given for the sports club's outstanding efforts in the field of integration.

The 2016 Régine Orfinger-Karlin Award has been given to a boxing club in Brussels that prevents radicalization by supporting young people from poorer areas.