Fundamental Rights and the Rule of Law: trends in EU Member States - Search results

Participants believed that the legal framework on freedom of expression and media freedom was good, but that significant challenges persisted in the area of socio-economic developments. They…Show details

Participants in this session pointed out that, regrettably, Greece had fallen a long way down the Reporters Without Borders Index in the past years, and was now last on the EU list. They…Show details

The independent CSOs, Vouliwatch, Greek Council for Refugees (GCR), Refugee Support Aegean (RSA), HIAS Greece, Generation 2. 0 (Second Generation / Institute for Rights, Equality, Diversity) and…Show details

European Civic Forum (ECF) is a pan-European network of nearly 100 associations and NGOs across 29 European countries: big federations of associations, national platforms uniting hundreds of…Show details

This is Liberties' fourth annual report on the state of the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights across the EU. The report covers 18 EU countries and is the most in depth analysis of its…Show details

Participants assessed the level of press freedom as very high in Finland. The legal environment offered solid protection, for example in the area of access to documents or…Show details

With regards to freedom of expression in Lithuania, participants agreed that the media were safe and independent. Moreover, there was diversity and pluralism of opinions, and…Show details

Participants felt that freedom of the media and freedom of expression were well protected overall in Cyprus, by both constitutional provisions and ordinary legislation.…Show details

This is Liberties’ third annual report on the state of the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights across the EU. The report covers 17 EU countries and is the most in depth analysis of its…Show details

Eight Hungarian civil society organisations – Amnesty International Hungary (www.amnesty.hu), Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (www.…Show details