European Court of Human Rights rules on climate case brought by older women

Rabin Baldewsingh began as the government’s independent coordinator, tasked with developing a national program against discrimination and racism. The role followed public and parliamentary pressure...

The Supreme Court ended federal constitutional protection for abortion, reversing a long-standing legal guarantee. Reproductive-justice organizers highlighted unequal effects shaped by race, income,...

Prime Minister Mark Rutte apologized on behalf of the Dutch government in the National Archives, after long campaigns by descendants and community organizations for recognition and repair. The cabinet...

A constitutional amendment entered into force, naming disability and sexual orientation among prohibited grounds of discrimination. The change followed a long parliamentary process and advocacy by...

The Court’s decisions narrowed affirmative action in higher education. Students and civil-rights organizations argued that formal neutrality ignores the institutional history and continuing effects of...

Parliament approved common EU card frameworks intended to make disability status and access rights more portable across member states. Disability organizations had pressed for recognition that does...