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29.05.2010, 09:28
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The EU's struggle to stop the flow of illegal immigrants means the almost constant expansion of the border guard agency Frontex, despite criticism it regularly crosses human rights borders while defending national ones.
15.03.2010, 23:42
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The fate of Robert Rantala – a Finnish boy who has a Russian mother and Russian citizenship – still hangs in the balance, as the 7-year-old escapes from school to see long-missed parents.
18.10.2010, 21:43
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s recent comments on immigrants’ failure to integrate could prompt xenophobic attacks from Germany’s right-wing nationalist groups, says Anetta Kahane from the Amadeu Antonio Foundation.
19.02.2009, 13:51
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The European Court on Human Rights has ruled that Latvian pension law discriminates against people who worked outside the republic during Soviet times.
23.06.2009, 14:21
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They found love in the horrors of a concentration camp in Nazi-occupied Poland, but despite an amazing escape, never managed to share the dream of a new life together.
03.11.2009, 02:22
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In Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, a regional hospital doctor refused treatment to a Russian-speaking patient who could not explain his symptoms in the country’s official language.
23.03.2010, 09:30
Despite laws prohibiting their trade, tools used for torture are being exported by some European countries to regimes around the world, with little regard for human rights, Amnesty International claims.
01.03.2009, 13:34
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In Europe, most slaves nowadays are bought and sold for one reason — sex, so it’s no surprise that most victims are women. What is surprising is that sex slavery is an industry dominated by women.
11.06.2009, 17:07
The central Italian city of Pisa has found a new way to help curb Italy’s much-disputed “Roma-gypsy problem” – by shipping them all the way back to Romania if they agree to do so.
30.07.2010, 06:53
The practice of preventive detention, under which German courts can keep violent offenders imprisoned indefinitely, has stirred controversy after the European Court of Human Rights ruled against the measure.
Published: 20 November, 2009, 19:58
Edited: 21 November, 2009, 08:21
Despite the increasing awareness among EU citizens of their rights, levels of age discrimination have risen considerably in the Union. The new opinion survey released by the European Commission has some alarming figures.
Age discrimination is solely a product of the media pandering to selfish desire for success of offspring motivation