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The Romanian government's proposal to give amnesty to corrupt politicians threatens to further destabilize the rule of law and anger citizens, who are, quite frankly, getting way too much practice protesting for their rights and democracy.
In Romania, it's an easy question to answer these days, as the government prepares an "emergency" decree to cancel corruption convictions. So who stands to benefit most? Find out in the latest episode of CLUE.
After four years of litigation, the case of a Belorussian man who had married a Lithuanian man in Denmark and was refused a residence permit is finally at a close. The Constitutional Court has protected the right to family life of same-sex couples.
Facebook on Monday announced plans for an independent oversight board that will have the power to overturn company decisions on user posts. The move is an effort to combat the spread of misinformation and abusive...
The political and fundamental rights of people in Hungary are at their lowest point since 1989, according to a new report by Berlin-based Transparency International. According to the organisation's 2018 Corruption...
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Our authoritarian leaders continue to hold regular elections featuring a number of real opposition parties. But that doesn't mean any of the opposition parties actually have a chance of winning.
Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT) has announced the launch of a series that is specially adapted for the visually impaired. This is the first project in Lithuania with a special soundtrack for the blind...
Redrawing electoral district maps, amending election laws, adding large pools of citizens with voting rights to the national constituency - just a few examples of how authoritarians attempt to manipulate electoral systems.
The Lithuanian Parliament has started the new year by making fresh attempts to restrict the freedom of the media and the public to express their views.
The Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania has finally resolved the dispute between the Vilnius City Municipality and the State that had been going on for more than two years. The State argued, with support from...
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