Citizens' access to justice in Croatia is significantly limited by financial obstacles, both during the phase of getting legal advice and during actual legal proceedings. This brings into question the exercise of the...

​The Hungarian government wishes to fight against terrorism on two levels: one ongoing procedure aims to amend the Fundamental Law with a new state of emergency; a second legislative package is for peacetime.

The Spanish Commission for Refugee Aid (CEAR), with the support of 294 organizations, including Rights International Spain and more than 11,000 individual firms, has filed a complaint against the EU-Turkey deal. The...

The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union has turned to the Hungarian Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg in the case of six journalists who have been banned from entry into the...

Since September 2015, according to the Hungarian legislation volunteers are strictly prohibited from passing food, water or medicines over the fence to the people who are waiting in transit zones. Watch the video of Volunteers on Rise!

Two Italian NGOs, Amnesty Italy and ASGI, are seeking justice for migrants who were forced by the Italian government to return to Libya, where they were imprisoned and abused.

What drives volunteers to help refugees across Europe? Besides the desire to help people, many are driven by their own curiosity, a desire to learn, and a thirst for adventure.

Concerns persist that Stefano Borriello did not die from a bacterial illness, as authorities eventually concluded, and many see his case as yet another in a string of mysterious deaths in Italy prisons.

More than half of Romanians have little confidence in their national ombudsperson, a stark contrast to countries with respected, well-funded rights protection offices, like Norway.

Despite of the repeated warnings of international bodies and the objectives of the National Strategy for Roma Inclusion, segregation and discrimination of Roma and Sinti people continues in Italy.