During the Nazi-fascist regimes, Roma and Sinti were persecuted, discriminated against and exterminated in concentration camps. In spite of this, anti-Gypsyism did not end...
A class action brought by several associations on behalf of over 100 foreigners and employers has succeeded. The Court asserted in their judgment that...
The Rule 39 Initiative – a pro bono project supported by 8 international firms and which has already assisted more than 500 migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers...
Italy’s CPRs are black holes in which serious violations of the fundamental rights of detained migrants continually occur. Migrant detention facilities are managed by...
Combating stereotypes and prejudices through knowledge of history, but also of the cultural elements that characterise Roma and Sinti. This is the way in...
Physical assaults, often by the police, and lawsuits against journalists are on the rise, data protection rules are abused to limit freedom of information,...
by Fabi Fugazza The WTO’s Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Council has until next week (17 December) to decide whether a patent...
The Court of Rome, in a case brought by Rete Lenford (the Lenford Network) and Famiglie Arcobaleno (Rainbow Family) – two organisations belonging to...
by Fabi Fugazza Yesterday heralded big changes within the constitutions of several American states, while expectations of a resounding Republican midterm election resurgence after...
by Daria Sartori Introduction In Italy, the administrative detention of foreigners with a view to deportation is regulated by Legislative Decree n. 286/1998 (so...
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