A spate of attacks on LGBTI activists points to endemic discrimination that needs to be dealt with in South Caucasus countries.
A new Amnesty International report exposes widespread discrimination against Muslims in Western Europe
New government measures allow police to round up and detain irregular migrants and asylum-seekers, including those suspected of carrying infectious diseases such as HIV.
In Moldova, four local councils have moved to ban demonstrations by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people.
Report exposes extent of identity checks by Spanish police based on ethnic and racial characteristics and the consequences for ethnic minorities.
A homophobic law proposed in Russia's second city would threaten freedom of expression and fuel discrimination.
Aleksandr Kalistratov sentenced to community service for distributing brochures which allegedly incited hatred against the Catholic Church.
Serbian authorities have bowed into pressure from right-wing extremists and cancelled Sunday's Belgrade Pride march.
Serbian officials allow another forced eviction of Roma family in Belgrade
A bill designed to protect minority groups from discrimination has been rejected by the government.
Amnesty International's annual report details how the rise of social media is fuelling a new activism that repressive governments are struggling to control.
Benelux must halt agreement which leaves Roma at risk of being forcibly returned.
The Hungarian authorities must act to aid victims of racially motivated attacks, Amnesty International said ahead of the Budapest trial tomorrow of four people suspected over a series of killings of Roma.
Amnesty International is calling on the new mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin, to protect the right to peaceful assembly after the European Court of Human Rights ruled that the city's recent banning of Pride marches was discriminatory
Amnesty International has urged the Belgrade authorities to stop forced evictions after Roma families, including 17 children and one pregnant woman, were evicted from their homes in the city.
World leaders urged to take urgent steps to uphold the rights of millions living in poverty in order to meet targets set by the Millennium Development Goals.
The Ministry of the Interior order provides specific instructions to police to undertake "a systematic dismantling of illegal camps" prioritizing those inhabited by Roma.
Amnesty International has urged the French authorities to comply with a European Parliament resolution to suspend its policy of expulsions of Roma from the country.
Amnesty International urges the country's parliament to reject a draft law, set to be debated this week, prohibiting the wearing in public of clothes which prevent identification.
Around 280 Roma were returned to Romania and Bulgaria this week, as part of a plan to return around 800 people by the end of August.