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Liberties has prepared a series of one-page briefings for the new EU Commission to summarise important civil liberties issues: what the problems are, why they matter to the EU, and what we think the EU can do to solve them.

Martin Selmayr’s appointment last month as secretary-general of the European Commission sparked accusations that the Commission had broken its own rules in order to place him in the job.

Liberties member LDH and children's group DCI have lodged a formal complaint against the police raids at a Brussels park where migrants have been living as they wait to enter the UK.

The director of the EU’s Fundamental Rights Agency, Michael O'Flaherty, spoke to Liberties about the problems of shrinking civil space, NGO financing in the EU and his agency's changing role when it comes to keeping up rights protection in Europe.

Brussels has been hit by blind, cowardly, useless and unjustifiable violence. The League of Human Rights strongly condemns these heinous crimes.

A Belgian minister's plan to prohibit taking pictures of the police would be a return to censorship and a terrible message at a time of ongoing police abuses against the media.

Even a simple slap, given by a police officer against a person in custody, violates the dignity and human rights of that person.

A broad coalition of human rights organizations, including the Belgian League of Human Rights, calls for an immediate suspension of the TTIP negotiations.

What is life like for asylum seekers held in a Belgian detention center for foreigners? A parliamentary delegation, guided by the League of Human Rights, made a recent visit to Caricole detention center.

Ten organizations are calling for the immediate end of a new mega prison project in Haren, Belgium.