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.

More than 700 migrants are feared dead in Mediterranean shipwrecks over a three-day span last week. The shipwrecks may represent the largest loss of life reported in the Mediterranean since April 2015, when a single...

Foreigners who are targets of hate attacks in Czechia can now find help in a new guide prepared by the In Iustitia NGO. They can learn how to act in such instances, how to report a crime, and how the investigation...

The Legal Affairs Committee of the Lithuanian Parliament rejected on May 17 the draft constitutional amendments aiming to introduce the definition of a family as heterosexual marriage and parenthood only. The fate of...

Ignoring the recent European Court of Human Rights judgment in Vasiliauskas v. Lithuania, the Supreme Court of Lithuania upholds a genocide conviction in a case with roots stretching back to the 1950s.

Mitko, a Roma boy, was beaten for suggesting he was equal to his attacker. The attack was recorded and put online by the perpetrator, who now faces criminal charges.

A new annual report on the situation of refugees in Italy finds too many bureaucratic hurdles are making life difficult and increasing the sense of exclusion.

The recent repeal of part of Italy's overly harsh 2006 law on drug use is an encouraging sign that change is happening, albeit slowly.

The Return to Senegal project aims to encourage, facilitate and support reasoned returns of Senegalese migrants living in Italy to their home country.

Last week 101 Syrian and Iraqi refugees – including 41 children – arrived in Rome by plane thanks to the humanitarian corridors created by Italian civil society. They had found refuge in Lebanon but were still held in...