Romania Romanian court clears way for dismissal of anti-corruption chief President cannot block government efforts to remove prosecutor who has targeted corrupt politicians, court rules. 31/05/2018
Spain Spanish rapper on the run to avoid prison sentence for lyrics 'glorify Speculation is mounting over the whereabouts of a Spanish rapper, who has reportedly fled the country, in a case that has raised concerns over free speech. 24/05/2018
World News Quiz: What are the abortion laws in your country? As debate over abortion heightens on the eve of the Irish referendum, take our quiz to find out what the rules are in your country. 24/05/2018
Sweden Sweden passes law recognising sex without consent as rape It is the eighth country in western Europe to pass such legislation. 24/05/2018
United Kingdom UK government to introduce strict ivory ban Conservationists hope the UK ban will lead to EU-wide action on the illegal trade 23/05/2018
World News Which European countries have the best and worst LGBT rights? A new index says law and policy advances on LGBT rights have slowed down across Europe. 14/05/2018
United Kingdom Brexit campaign broke referendum rules Leave.EU overspent and may have broken the law by not revealing its funding correctly, Electoral Commission finds. 11/05/2018
India Second teen raped, set alight in India: police Reports of the attack come amid shock over the death of a 16-year-old girl in Jharkhand's Chatra district who was raped and burned to death. 07/05/2018
USA Vet charged in US for smuggling heroin in puppies' bellies A Colombian man faces life inprisonment for conspiring to import and distribute heroin into the US by turning man's best friend into drug couriers. 02/05/2018
United Kingdom Watch: Minimum alcohol pricing in Scotland The new law will come into effect on May 1st. 01/05/2018
Spain Spanish law not the problem in ‘Wolf Pack’ case, says victim’s lawyer Euronews spoke to the lawyer representing the victim in a controversial case that sparked protests when five men accused of gang rape were found guilty of the lesser offence of sexual abuse. 27/04/2018
Spain Spain to review law on sexual offences Following mass protests against the sentences handed down to a gang of sex offenders, Spain says it will review its laws on sexual offences 27/04/2018
Spain 9-year sentence for ‘wolf pack’ sex assailants sparks outrage in Spain People are condemning the ruling on social media, while protests are planned across the country. 26/04/2018
United Kingdom Alfie Evans: 4 questions answered A Liverpool baby captured the attention of the world, before doctors won the right to turn off his life support. 24/04/2018
World News India approves death penalty for child rapists Recent cases of child rapes have stoked protest across the country. 21/04/2018
France French MPs ban meaty words to describe vegetarian food ‘Vegan sausages’, ‘soya steaks’ and ‘quorn fillets’ will soon be a thing of the past in France. 20/04/2018
Portugal Legal gender change set to get easier in Portugal under new law The new legislation makes Portugal only the sixth European nation to allow a change of gender without medical or state intervention, according to activists. 14/04/2018
World News Robot rights violate human rights, experts warn EU “The benefit to all humanity should preside over the framework for EU civil law rules in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence,” leading experts in robotics and artificial intelligence wrote in an open letter. 13/04/2018
Spain Spanish rappers 'defend freedom of expression' with new music video After three Spanish rappers were given prison sentences for "insulting the Spanish crown and praising terrorism," a collective of musicians is fighting back to "defend their freedom of expression." 11/04/2018
United Kingdom European Commission raids 21st Century Fox offices “The Commission has concerns that the companies involved may have violated EU antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices." 10/04/2018