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Civio

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Spanish National Police stop using Veripol, its star AI for detecting false reports
by: Ter García,Carmen Torrecillas,Adrian Maqueda,David Cabo,Lucas Laursen

May 5, 2025
Civio

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Spanish prisons use a 30-year-old algorithm to decide on temporary releases
by: Ter García,Carmen Torrecillas,Adrian Maqueda,David Cabo,Lucas Laursen

May 5, 2025
Civio | MIIR

Tags: Citizenship, Migrations
A Europe for the few
by: Janine Louloudi,María Álvarez Del Vayo,Lucas Laursen,Ter García,Carmen Torrecillas,Adrian Maqueda

March 31, 2025
Civio | MIIR

Tags: Justice, Prisons
Deaths in police custody: Greece’s police is hiding the facts
by: Kostas Zafeiropoulos,Ter García,Carmen Torrecillas,Adrian Maqueda

March 14, 2025
The Journal Investigates

Tags: Justice, Prisons
Deaths in custody: A closer look at Ireland’s oversight challenges
by: Maria Delaney,Ter García

December 3, 2024
Civio

Tags: Justice, Prisons
Most European countries do not meet UN criteria for investigating deaths in custody
by: Ter García,Carmen Torrecillas,Adrian Maqueda

November 5, 2024
EUrologus

Tags: migration, Rights and equality, Sport
Trading flags for medals: Inside the Olympic naturalisation market
by: Ter García,María Álvarez Del Vayo,Laszlo Arato

November 3, 2024
Civio

Tags: Migrations, Rights and equality, Sport
The Olympic naturalisation market
by: Ter García,María Álvarez Del Vayo

August 1, 2024
Civio

Tags: Democracy, Migrations, Rights and equality
Europeans without citizenship: how being stateless means living without rights
by: Ter García,María Álvarez Del Vayo,Adrian Maqueda,Carmen Torrecillas,Lucas Laursen

June 13, 2024
Civio

Tags: Democracy, Migrations, Rights and equality
Too many European children are strangers in their native land
by: Ter García,María Álvarez Del Vayo,Adrian Maqueda,Carmen Torrecillas,Lucas Laursen

May 30, 2024