Tag: human rights

As protests in Georgia near their one-month milestone, passionate citizens are uniting stronger than ever, rallying for bold political reform ...

The Estonian Riigikogu has just approved a highly debated bill in its second reading that seeks to tighten voting rights. ...

In the World Report 2025: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Human Rights Watch shines a spotlight on persistent human rights challenges—from political ...

As Germany moves further to the political right, migrants navigate a tangled web of uncertainty and hope. Growing nationalism stirs ...

Police in Tbilisi, Georgia, moved in to dismantle a protest camp set up by demonstrators opposing government reforms. Undeterred, the ...

Europe's leading human rights court has delivered a landmark ruling in favor of San Marino, affirming its COVID-19 vaccination mandates. ...

GRETA has unveiled its third report on San Marino, showcasing significant progress while spotlighting the ongoing challenges in the fight ...

The Isle of Man is making bold strides toward legalizing assisted dying, signaling a major transformation in how end-of-life care ...

Armenian Ambassador to Greece engaged a Greek lawmaker in a detailed briefing on urgent regional developments, emphasizing serious concerns about ...

In "Here lives the monster’s brain," The Guardian delves into the remarkable story of the man who exposed Switzerland's hidden ...

Italy is gearing up to defend its bold plan to process asylum-seekers in Albania at the EU’s highest court. This ...

In a surprising twist, Luxembourg has blocked the proposed sanctions against Rwanda, leaving Belgium caught off guard. This unexpected move ...