
Romanian City Rejects Pride March, Again
Prompting a row over the right to free assembly, Oradea has refused to authorise its Pride march for a fourth straight year.

Prompting a row over the right to free assembly, Oradea has refused to authorise its Pride march for a fourth straight year.

The former minister is taking her case to Strasbourg, convinced that her case is no longer simply about religion or Finland but about who decides the limits of acceptable speech in Europe.

Border control is not enough—the West needs a radical reckoning with the concept of asylum as we know it.

Social services took Daniel and Bianca Samson’s two young daughters and accused the parents of being “religious extremists.” Now, they are fighting to bring their girls home.

The move has been bashed as “incomprehensible,” but is unlikely to shift the establishment view of the Strasbourg-based court.

Denmark could change the tide on the migration debate by mainstreaming ideas previously labeled as “far-right.”

The ECtHR dismissed the complaint from nine European countries that its bias toward migrants hinders their democratic decision-making, arguing the court is being “politicized.”

“What was once right might not be the answer of tomorrow,” a soon-to-be-released letter argues, still open for other countries to sign.