Tag: human rights

In Malta, passionate activists came together for a powerful solidarity rally on Palestinian Land Day, shining a spotlight on the ...

Georgia has stepped up its crackdown on pro-EU protests, slapping hefty fines that have sparked serious worries about freedom of ...

Kosovo’s path to lasting peace is filled with challenges as it weaves through deep-rooted ethnic tensions and shifting geopolitical interests. ...

Turkiye has arrested more than 1,100 people during widespread protests sweeping the nation. President Erdogan blames the turmoil on a ...

Lecturing on immigration policy in Switzerland uncovers the intricate challenge of balancing national security with humanitarian duties. The ongoing debates ...

As the European Convention on Human Rights marks its 75th anniversary, a wave of concern sweeps over its future. Amid ...

The Isle of Man has made history as the first parliament in the British Isles to pass assisted dying legislation. ...

The European Union is taking Hungary to court over a contentious law that claims to limit foreign influence. However, critics ...

The trial of Milorad Dodik, the Bosnian Serb leader, threatens to spark long-standing ethnic tensions in Bosnia. With the country’s ...

Poland has halted the right to asylum for migrants at its border with Belarus, citing security concerns amid a sharp ...

The Council of Europe Congress has taken a decisive step by adopting a pivotal resolution on Georgia, spotlighting pressing concerns ...

Croatia fans accused of performing Nazi salutes during a recent football match have been released due to insufficient evidence. This ...