Numerous laws remain unimplemented, such as better protection of unaccompanied foreign minors, and bullying and school dropouts are far too common.
The directors of Czech station Prima televize, in a meeting with editors last year, delivered clear instructions to stoke fears of refugees and Islamization.
Examining the concepts of justice and equal opportunity for young people, a new theater project in Zagreb supports the introduction of civic education in schools.
In an effort to stop the flow of migrants trying to reach the EU, the European Commission announced on Tuesday plans for Turkey-type deals with Middle East and African nations. The Commission said that it will spend...
A reform of European Commission rules will force midlevel staff to change policy fields at least once every 10 years. The move is a response to employees’ requests that they be able to more easily move across the...
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Human rights organizations are urging the Human Rights Committee of the Lithuanian Parliament to reject the draft law on the prevention of organized crime.
The decision to reject the Report of the Ombudsperson for the year 2015 is a direct blow to human rights and the rule of law.
The campaign aims to transform five misunderstood words related to migration into instruments for greater understanding and solidarity.
After Bulgarian prosecutors refused to investigate public homophobic hate speech and death threats, the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee filed a case at the European Court of Human Rights.
Although 70 percent of Italians see extensive discrimination based on sexual orientation, a similar number agree that LGBTI people should have the same rights as heterosexual people.
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