Nils Muižnieks: Estonia’s 1200 stateless children should be citizens

Human rights commissioner Nils Muižnieks has urged Estonia to grant citizenship to some 1,200 stateless children.

Anti-corruption monitors report on Finland

A new anti-corruption report on Finland urges the country’s authorities to introduce a Code of Conduct for parliamentarians and tighten up rules on gifts and the disclosure of outside links.

Belgium in children’s rights European Social Charter breach

Authorities in Belgium have breached the European Social Charter by failing to provide sufficient care and assistance to children who are illegal residents or asylum seekers.

Court reveals new deadline for United Kingdom prisoners’ voting rights review

Consideration of pending applications against the United Kingdom concerning prisoners’ right to vote has been adjourned until, at the latest, 30 September 2013, the European Court of Human Rights revealed today.

Court: Serbia must give credible answers about what happened to babies missing from hospitals

A human rights judgement today may help hundreds of parents to find out what happened to their newborn babies who went missing from hospital wards in Serbia.