MEPs express outrage over Poland’s near-total ban on abortion
24 Oct Justice

MEPs express outrage over Poland’s near-total ban on abortion

The draconian move by Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal has sparked protests in cities across the country.
by Lorna Hutchinson
EU moves to end Cypriot and Maltese Golden Passport schemes
20 Oct Justice
EU moves to end Cypriot and Maltese Golden Passport schemes
GUE/NGL awards its Journalists, Whistleblowers and Defenders of the Right to Information prize
15 Oct Justice
GUE/NGL awards its Journalists, Whistleblowers and Defenders of the Right to Information prize
MEPs condemn LGBT conversion therapy in appeal to European Commission
12 Oct Justice
MEPs condemn LGBT conversion therapy in appeal to European Commission
European solution needed to tackle 'globalised' prostitution industry
08 Oct Justice
European solution needed to tackle 'globalised' prostitution industry
Europe must lead from the front on prostitution - with gender equality the ultimate target, says Mary Honeyball.
Sakharov prize: Malala 'inspiration to us all', says Watson
07 Oct Justice
Sakharov prize: Malala 'inspiration to us all', says Watson
Malala Yousafzai's bravery and dogged determination at such a young age should be an inspiration to us all, says Graham Watson.
Sakharov prize: Malala shows 'courage' to defend fundamental rights
07 Oct Justice
Sakharov prize: Malala shows 'courage' to defend fundamental rights
The nomination of Malala Yousafzai gives a voice to all children whose rights are being ignored, writes José Ignacio Salafranca Sánchez-Neyra.
Sakharov prize: Lobau, Statkevich, Bialiatski believe in 'free and democratic' Belarus
07 Oct Justice
Sakharov prize: Lobau, Statkevich, Bialiatski believe in 'free and democratic' Belarus
Marek Migalski says the tragic events of December 2010 and the many people still suffering under the Belarusian regime cannot be forgotten.
Serbia's pride march ban casts shadow over EU accession process
07 Oct Justice
Serbia's pride march ban casts shadow over EU accession process
For the third year in a row, the Serbian government has banned Belgrade's pride march, citing "serious threats to the peace and public order", write Jelko Kacin and Marije Cornelissen.
Resolving EU's antitrust case against Google 'important for us all'
27 Sep Justice
Resolving EU's antitrust case against Google 'important for us all'
The European commission's approach to resolving the competition issues raised in the case against Google will form the backdrop to a special panel discussion in the European parliament on 1 October, explain MEPs Ramon Tremosa i Balcells and Andreas Schwab.
Issue 370 | 27 May 2013
27 May Justice
Issue 370 | 27 May 2013
Green Week 2013, cybercrime, European week against cancer and more...
5Qs: Monica Macovei on freezing and confiscating proceeds of crime
29 Apr Justice
5Qs: Monica Macovei on freezing and confiscating proceeds of crime
Monica Macovei answers five questions from our reasers on freezing and confiscating proceeds of crime
Issue 363 | 18 Feb 2013
18 Feb Justice
Issue 363 | 18 Feb 2013
EU-China relations, money laundering, MFF and more...
Member states told to 'accept responsibility' for illegal CIA renditions
12 Sep Justice
Member states told to 'accept responsibility' for illegal CIA renditions
On the 11th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001, MEPs have sent a strong message that the European Union must not sacrifice the human rights of its citizens in the fight against terror. Reports Gerald Callaghan