The Rotterdam philanthropic foundation De Verre Bergen (The Faraway Mountains) has bought a hundred houses in the last couple of months in order to house Syrian families with a residence permit. The foundation also...

Given the secret nature of the surveillance measures and the lack of effective means to challenge them at a national level, the court said that complainants don't need to prove that their communications risk being tapped.

Women across Europe are discriminated against on a daily basis, for reasons from simply being a woman to having a disability or lacking a job.

The Moria Registration Camp, a former military base, has a 400-person capacity, but up to 2,000 refugees have been arriving there each day.

She is charged with incitement to violence for protesting against poor conditions in migrant and refugee reception centers.

The annual Amsterdam Gay Pride will focus on Europe in 2016, and this is why it's called EuroPride this time. This year, the theme is Join our freedom, feel free to join us. The aim is to highlight discrimination and...

The government's political agenda to stigmatize government critics, especially human rights organizations, has been strongly denounced by a UN expert.

Despite the many EU measures aimed at slowing the pace of refugees’ arrival to Europe, migration cannot be stopped. It's time for member states to stop denying reality.

The committee that examined to what extent giving help with euthanasia to people without medical complaints - yet consider their lives completed - should remain punishable, sees no urge for an amendment. The...

The use of tear gas, handcuffs and a luggage trolley constituted degrading treatment against a Cameroonian man being deported by Czech police.