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The Dutch government does not have to withdraw its new law on the intelligence and security services in its current form, a court ruled on Tuesday in summary proceedings filed by a group of privacy organizations and...
A transgender woman unable to access her pension was discriminated against by the UK, the European Court of Justice has ruled. The woman was refused the female state pension at the age of 60 because she chose not to...
The EU is finalising a new censorship proposal. If it becomes law, the content you try to upload and share with your friends will be filtered out and banned by bots, all in the name of copyright protection. Send our email to European parliamentarians!
Unfortunately, even today the lack of understanding surrounding intersex people causes and perpetuates stigmatisation and discrimination from birth or discovery of an intersex trait, which may include infanticide,...
Dutch senators on Tuesday voted in favour of bringing in a ban on wearing a burqa or other face-covering clothing on public transport, in government buildings and in schools and hospitals. The vote in favour comes 13...
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Italy and Malta have reached a deal to end the stalemate over a rescue ship that was stranded in the Mediterranean for five days with more than 230 migrants on board. The Lifeline will make port in Malta, though other...
After an unprecedented discussion about the ongoing punitive procedure against Poland for weakening the rule of law, EU ministers on Tuesday decided to move forward.
The agency responsible for the nation's security seems unafraid to violate national law.
In a new report to the UN Human Rights Council, professor Dainius Pūras argues that "restrictions on the liberty of movement have emerged… as the default tool of social control to promote public safety, 'morals' and...
The European Parliament’s Civil Liberties Committee voted on Monday to trigger an EU sanction process against Hungary over violations of the rule of law. The unprecedented move will result in member states examining...
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