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Privacy First, a privacy advocacy organization, tells the Cabinet, "The state must stop providing personal data to churches as soon as possible."

Belgium's prime minister has given the green light to a project that will make it possible, from July 2018, to place families with children, who refuse to leave the national territory, in detention centers, inside...

All good things in life can be used and misused. Take, for example, transparency.

Adam and Eva work every day to defend our fundamental rights and keep our democracy strong.

The falling crime figures in the Netherlands sometimes clash with reality, National Police Chief Erik Akerbom said on 16 May at the presentation of the police's annual results for 2017. Last year, crime figures...

Perfume seller Douglas, which had been criticised on social media for moving a sales assistant who started wearing a headscarf out of the public eye, has changed its dress code. The commotion arose when a Douglas...

The Romanian government's recent moves to amend the laws of justice, which seriously jeopardize the independence of the judiciary, has prompted over 900 magistrates in the country to sign a "resolution for defending...

The EU is giving billions of euros to governments that openly disregard basic EU values, in effect helping to fund governments that are working to undermine it.

Several employees have claimed harassment, and intern complaints investigated back in 2014 were found to be valid.