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The European Court of Human Rights has upheld the view of the national courts by ruling that partisans played a key role in protecting Lithuanian identity and that their systematic killing during the Soviet era should be considered genocide.
In an op-ed published in The Washington Post Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg says the responsibility for monitoring harmful content is too great for firms like his to handle alone. He calls for countries around the...
Politicians from Italy's ruling populist coalition have clashed over a major new sexual violence bill. The law seeks to strengthen the fight against sexual crimes like rape and revenge porn on the internet, but a...
According to a new poll by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), people from Spain, Italy, Greece, Poland, Hungary and Romania, whose populations are either remaining static or falling sharply, are more...
On Saturday, thousands of people demonstrated all over Germany against the criminalization of sea rescue organizations and the new proposal by Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, which threatens civil society actors who...
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Despite a life sentence being handed down, the question of whether Radovan Karadžić had genocidal intentions remains as the International Court of Justice in the Hague fails to reach a unanimous decision on appeals.
In 2018 a Brussels court ruled that Facebook had broken privacy laws and needed to erase illegally-gathered data on Belgian users, but now the social media behemoth is challenging the decision in an appeals court. The...
Former high-profile anti-corruption chief Laura Codruta Kövesi, who is currently the European Parliament’s top pick for EU Public Prosecutor, was indicted by authorities on Thursday on charges of corruption. Kövesi is...
The European Union has decided to extend the mandate of its naval operation by six months, suspending naval assets and relying on increased air missions and cooperation with the Libyan Coast Guard.
Croatian non-governmental organisations the Centre for Peace Studies and Are You Syrious have drawn attention to three dangerous aspects of Croatian police behaviour: dehumanisation, torture and humiliation of...
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