Injustice

Administrators at Greece's universities and technical colleges are being urged to speed up their reports on bullying for a special committee on campus violence that will convene next month under former justice minister Nikos Paraskevopoulos.

The violence targeting Myanmar’s Muslim minority “amounts to ethnic cleansing,” a U.K. parliament report has stated.

The CEO of a state agency faces criminal charges of religious discrimination under Greece's anti-racism law for allegedly forcing her employees to remove all religious symbols from public view.

Bullying is an issue that plagues the autism community. Year in and year out, we hear stories of kids who are a little bit different getting harassed at school. Some of these kids are hurt physically, all are hurt emotionally. One teenage filmmaker on the spectrum experienced these hardships firsthand, and figured out a way to bring awareness to this dilemma.

Lindsey Pelas may be a blonde beauty that many men…admire and so many other women envy because of her huge cleavage, but she confesses that she has been bullied!

Some women would pay a fortune to get the big boobs she has, but for Playmate Lindsey, hasn’t always been easy.

North Korea remains at the top of the index of countries where slavery is worst. The index was drawn up by experts from the British company Veriswalk Mediastock and includes 198 countries, the BNR said.

Two Montenegrin watchdogs, the Civic Alliance and the Alternative Institute, on Wednesday urged the government and police to clarify the actions of an anti-terrorist unit called the SAJ, which was reportedly involved in a night club brawl over the weekend during a raid.

Experts are urging authorities to take active measures to combat anti-Semitism in Greece after a recent study confirmed the high levels of hatred toward Jews in the country - believed to be the highest in Europe.

Germany will impose fines of up to EUR 50 million against "online giants that fail to remove hate speech and fake news reported by users within a week."

Tanjug is reporting this on Wednesday, citing an AFP report, that specified the measure was approved by the German government, that announced it in a statement.

French police fired tear gas in clashes with demonstrators in Paris on March 19 as thousands marched against "police brutality" after the alleged rape of a black youth with a police baton.

The February attack on the 22-year-old man, identified only as Theo, cast a spotlight on rough policing methods in France and triggered riots in the gritty suburbs surrounding Paris.