Eight out of every ten high school students have witnessed insults towards LGBTI people
A bulletin by the Third Sector Panel has called for more resources to prevent discrimination in education centers
A bulletin by the Third Sector Panel has called for more resources to prevent discrimination in education centers
Non-profit organization patrols streets and metro in Barcelona
“These are not new problems, they have been around for a longer period of time”, says criminology lecturer Steven Kemp
NGO accuses police of racially profiling suspects
Police say long-term data “not alarming or exceptional” despite recent uptick in robberies
Miquel Buch proposes clamping down on theft with stricter punishment
City council admits “security crisis” but assures that crimes against people are not on the rise
Theft on the public underground network accounts for a third of such crimes in the Catalan capital
A group of around 25 assailants threw stones at the foreign minors and their care workers, three of whom were injured
José Antonio Ortiz could appear in court on Wednesday evening to face charges of abuse against disabled people and allegedly minors
Claudia Piñeiro, John Banville, Leila Slimani, Ken Bugul, and David Peace include some of those invited
Catalan police could not access to the reserved funds used to fight against terrorism and organized crime, says report
Opposition groups call for "solid measures" against rise, accusing security councillor of "not doing enough"
Hybrid hatchbacks will be kitted with number plate detectors, as well as equipment to better attend accidents
The Catalan Police Force ‘Mossos d’Esquadra’, together with the Spanish Police arrested 11 people this Tuesday during an operation against money laundering in Barcelona and the Costa Brava. According to the public prosecutor’s office, ‘Operation Variola’ is aimed at a group of Russian and Ukrainian citizens who have allegedly laundered at least 10m EUR through setting up or buying companies. The individuals arrested allegedly used these businesses to incorporate the earnings they obtained through illegal activities and then used the money to buy properties. Sixteen searches have been carried out, one of the most remarkable was that of ‘Yubari’, an exclusive Japanese restaurant located in the Catalan capital which is a regular hangout of several celebrities.