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Magyar Government Snubs Constitutional Crisis Fact-Finding Mission

TEC News June 24, 2026

A Council of Europe deputy was informed that the Budapest visit of the Venice Commission had to be postponed—because the Tisza administration declined to receive the delegation.

Council of Europe Faces Controversy Over Abortion Campaign in Vigdís Prize Shortlist

Eustace B. Hortis June 19, 2026

German MP Malte Kaufmann urges Council of Europe panel to remove EU initiative ‘My Voice, My Choice’ from the 2026 nominations, arguing it is a divisive legislative effort rather than a unifying citizens’ campaign.

The 135th session of the Ministers of the Council of Europe

UK Backs Declaration To Ease Deportation of Illegal Migrants

TEC News May 15, 2026

The new document states that countries have “the undeniable sovereign right” to determine immigration policy and remove foreign nationals in the public interest.

A Catholic Leader Takes the Reins at Strasbourg’s Women’s Rights Forum

Tobias Teuscher April 23, 2026

Teresa Gerns, the Council of Europe advocacy director for the Federation of Catholic Family Associations in Europe, will lead a committee examining the barriers women face when trying to balance paid work and motherhood.

France’s Prison Population Hits Record High

TEC News March 2, 2026

Last month French prison cells hit an unprecedented 137% occupancy rate, with more than 86,000 inmates held in facilities built for 63,000.

Thorbjørn Jagland, Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee delivers his speech at the start of the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony at the Oslo City Hall on December 10, 2013.

“The Nobel Big Shot”: Former Norwegian PM Facing Corruption Probe Over Links to Epstein

TEC News / AFP February 12, 2026

After the Council of Europe lifted his immunity, Thorbjørn Jagland is now formally suspected of aggravated corruption.

Council of Europe Removes Ex-Secretary General’s Immunity Amid Epstein Probe

TEC News / AFP February 11, 2026

After a decade-long leadership role, Epstein-linked allegations prompted renewed scrutiny of the erstwhile Strasbourg chief’s activities during and after his top-level career.

Anti-Conversion Therapy Campaign Peddling “Disingenuous” Claims

Michael Curzon February 11, 2026

Those pushing for a ban are not being open about what constitutes a ‘conversion practice.’

Council of Europe Pushes Conversion Therapy Ban

Michael Curzon January 29, 2026

Led by a UK Labour MP, the proposal has revived warnings that measures presented as protection could end up restricting open discussion around gender identity.

Cover page of the Athena Forum report on the stealthy spreading of the EU's gender identity framework

Transactivist Groups Are Changing the EU from the Inside, Report Warns

Zolta Győri October 7, 2025

A well-organized, well-funded web of NGOs and activist networks are influencing all areas of life in the EU without any tangible oversight.

Tag: Council of Europe

Magyar Government Snubs Constitutional Crisis Fact-Finding Mission

Council of Europe Faces Controversy Over Abortion Campaign in Vigdís Prize Shortlist

UK Backs Declaration To Ease Deportation of Illegal Migrants

A Catholic Leader Takes the Reins at Strasbourg’s Women’s Rights Forum

France’s Prison Population Hits Record High

“The Nobel Big Shot”: Former Norwegian PM Facing Corruption Probe Over Links to Epstein

Council of Europe Removes Ex-Secretary General’s Immunity Amid Epstein Probe

Anti-Conversion Therapy Campaign Peddling “Disingenuous” Claims

Council of Europe Pushes Conversion Therapy Ban

Transactivist Groups Are Changing the EU from the Inside, Report Warns

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