Along with the parents of two students, the Belgian League of Human Rights submitted a request to the Council of State to suspend and cancel the internal regulations of a school in the town of Forest.

After the devastating earthquake in central Italy, which left hundreds dead and thousands homeless, refugees are helping those affected by the disaster.

The Romanian Intelligence Service was granted millions in European funding in order to set up a system that will allow it to conduct mass surveillance on citizens.

The institution in Chrastava has continuously mistreated young boys for a decade. In that time, only limited improvements have been made in some areas, and the situation has even worsened in many respects.

Registration for the WAVE Conference, which will be held October 19-21 in Berlin, is possible until the end of August 2016. WAVE stands for "Women Against Violence Europe" and is a network of European organizations...

The Constitutional Court of Spain has declared that court fees imposed on SMEs in order to start a civil or administrative proceeding are "disproportionate" and that courts can't be funded "upon the sacrifice of a...

The "My business, my choice - time to find out more" campaign encourages Croatian teenagers to think about issues related to sexuality, reproductive and sexual rights, and health.

The pilot program will allow law students to increase their practical knowledge about how civil society works to protect human rights and freedoms.

Government bills aimed at combatting terrorism were urgently introduced in Parliament and raise many concerns. They deserve a careful and in-depth study by lawmakers.

Stolpersteine, used to commemorate people who worked and created art all over Europe but were seemingly erased from the map during the Holocaust, shall soon find their way into the sidewalks of four major Lithuanian cities.