Britain should not be abandoning one of its greatest post-war achievements.

More than 300 testimonies were gathered from 50 civil society organisations on both sides of the language border, as well as in Brussels.

Dès qu’une affaire concernant l’immigration ou une pratique religieuse en lien avec l’islam arrive à la Cour européenne des Droits de l’Homme, apparaissent des « ingénieurs du chaos » qui déforment la...

<p>Children were allegedly forced to become Russian and put up for adoption</p>

In September 1946, Winston Churchill delivered a famous speech in Zurich, calling for a “United States of Europe”. What became of his idea?

A lengthy list of concerns flagged in global bar survey includes government attacks on immigration solicitors.

Council of Europe leader calls for unity at a time of rupture and war

Labour frets about an opportunity for Reform to blame the system if they can’t keep the cash.

Europe’s human rights court backed the Netherlands’ refusal to admit five children from a Yemeni refugee’s polygamous marriages, giving national authorities broad discretion over family reunification.

Exit poll data shows not only a remarkable voting trend among under-25s but a transformation in the way general voters view the hard-right party

The world’s silent majority for international cooperation

A woman who was drugged and raped from the age of 15 speaks publicly for the first time about how the police failed her.

Mr Mason originally relocated to Sweden after his son Carl had moved there nearly 30 years ago to marry his partner

Across Northern Ireland, families have spent decades challenging flawed investigations

<p><strong>Prizes – sponsored by Microsoft and the Council of Europe – recognise civic tech excellence and real-world impact</strong></p>

The Isle of Man's bill can now be sent back to the UK's Ministry of Justice for its consideration.

The former Wirecard CEO has been detained since 2020 without a verdict — a length almost without precedent

Two little words Crystal Palace fans have vented on their season-long journey in the Conference League ahead of finally sharing a stadium with an unamused UEFA leadership. The chant is often heard at...

Former ministers claim withdrawal from human rights agreement is a ‘false solution’ to combat irregular migration

Politicians face a problem of public perception after a survey found that half of Britons still believe immigration is rising

At the time of the verdict, she said: 'This is not about my free speech alone, but that of every person in Finland'

Speaking to POLITICO, the secretary general of the Council of Europe said it was the U.K.’s choice whether it wanted to stay in the treaty or not.

ITV’s four‑part drama Believe Me , which airs from 10 May, is the true crime story of the legal battle fought by two survivors of serial rapist taxi driver, John Worboys to hold the police accountabl...

ITV’s four‑part drama Believe Me , which airs from 10 May, is the true crime story of the legal battle fought by two survivors of serial rapist taxi driver, John Worboys to hold the police accountabl...

<p><em>Alain Berset praises London’s commitment to the rule of law and to Ukraine</em></p>

Seven legal case studies that show how the European Convention on Human Rights has protected every single person in the UK.

A new Council of Europe recommendation offers a framework for platform regulation that places human rights and user empowerment first, writes Owen Bennett.

Autocrats and 'strongmen' want us to feel defeated on international law. But 'the fact that certain laws are being violated does not, of course, mean those laws no longer exist', writes Caroline de Gr...