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The Court of Milan has ordered the Local Government of Lodi to amend a regulation preventing foreign children from accessing cheaper school canteen and bus services.
After the mayor of an Italian city denied school lunch subsidies to children of non-EU citizens, donors stepped in to support the affected pupils and their families.
The organizations have appealed to the Constitutional Court against the government's new legislation on fraudulent acknowledgement of paternity, which contravenes national and international law.
The Czech Republic is one of the last EU countries that does not have a children's ombudsman, meaning there is no institution to oversee the protection and enforcement of children's rights in the country.
The Dutch Second Chamber (Lower House) voted on April 11 to punish schools that do not include education about being gay. The ruling center-right party VVD voted against the proposal, along with only two tiny conservative fringe parties.
The state of education in Bulgaria's crisis centers for children is a pressing concern, according to a new report of the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee (BHC).
The Bulgarian Helsinki Committee has filed the sixth case at the European Court of Human Rights regarding Bulgaria's improper care of a parentless children with disabilities in state-run facilities.
Rights International Spain has carried out an investigation within the framework of a European project which has culminated in a report that points out serious deficiencies in the compliance with the Procedural Directives related to juveniles.