European Parliament wants to end impunity of reckless driving | News
Currently, if a driver loses their licence following a traffic offence in a different EU country to the one which issued their…
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Support to Ukraine, response to farmer’s concerns: MEPs review latest EU summits | News
“Determination, unity and leadership” is the message, European Council President Charles Michel said, sent by the EU with its latest decisions on…
EU-MOLDOVA: Does Moldova unduly repress media freedom? (I)
EU-MOLDOVA – The founder and head of a media outlet under EU sanctions and Moldovan sanctions for pro-Russian propaganda and disinformation creates…
“MINGI”: children, children of superstition in the Omo Valley and human rights.
I have always stated that every belief, whatever it may be, is respectable. Of course, as long as it does not threaten…
World News in Brief: Dozens killed in Mali ‘summary executions’, Ukraine update, civilian protection in DR Congo, Haiti human rights
The alleged massacre happened in Welingara village in the Nara region of central Mali on 26 January. Some 30 civilians were also…
Afghanistan: Taliban’s crackdown on women over ‘bad hijab’ must end
The incidents, which have surged since early January, are purportedly linked to violations of the Taliban’s stringent dress code for women. The…
New rules to promote standard-setting innovation in new technologies
The Legal Affairs Committee adopted on Wednesday, with 13 votes for, no votes against and 10 abstentions, its position on new rules…
Time to criminalise hate speech and hate crime under EU law
The Council should adopt a decision to include hate speech and hate crime among criminal offences within the meaning of Article 83(1)…
The Changing Faces of Faith in France
The religious landscape in France has undergone profound diversification since the 1905 law on the separation of church and state, according to…
International Institute for Religious Freedom launches the Violent Incidents Database
The International Institute for Religious Freedom (IIRF) recently launched the Violent Incidents Database (VID), an initiative aimed at collecting, recording, and analyzing…