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| Shadow Report on Chapter 23 for the period between October 2024 – September 2025 | Stakeholder's contribution Shadow Report on Chapter 23 for the period between October 2024 – September 2025
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MK | Rule of law | This Shadow Report consolidates into a single coherent document all findings, conclusions, and recommendations resulting from the monitoring of the areas contained within Chapter 23 – Judiciary,…Show details |
| Independent Legal Analysis of the Amendments to the Criminal Code and Recommendations on Freedom of Expression | Stakeholder's contribution Independent Legal Analysis of the Amendments to the Criminal Code and Recommendations on Freedom of Expression
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AL | Freedom of expression and media freedom | The document, prepared by the Center Science and Innovation for Development (SCiDEV), provides an independent legal analysis of Albania’s draft Penal Code. It examines the draft’s potential impact…Show details |
| Detention conditions in Hungary fall short of European standards, June 2025 | Stakeholder's contribution Detention conditions in Hungary fall short of European standards, June 2025
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General | The document, prepared by the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, provides an overview of detention conditions in Hungary. It notes challenges related to overcrowding, basic living conditions, and…Show details |
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| Legislating Fear: Banning Pride is the latest assault on fundamental rights in Hungary, 21 March 2025 | Stakeholder's contribution Legislating Fear: Banning Pride is the latest assault on fundamental rights in Hungary, 21 March 2025
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Freedom of assembly | The document, prepared by Hungarian civil society organisations (CSOs), discusses recent legislative changes affecting the organisation of Pride events in Hungary. It notes potential implications…Show details |
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| Shrinking space for independent civil society in Hungary (submission to the OSCE Warsaw Human Dimension Conference), 2 October 2024 | Stakeholder's contribution Shrinking space for independent civil society in Hungary (submission to the OSCE Warsaw Human Dimension Conference), 2 October 2024
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General | The document, prepared by the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, provides an overview of recent developments concerning civil society and human rights defenders in Hungary. It outlines the introduction…Show details |
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| Persisting Failure to Step Up for Human Rights – Background Paper on Hungary’s National Human Rights Institution, 17 June 2025 | Stakeholder's contribution Persisting Failure to Step Up for Human Rights – Background Paper on Hungary’s National Human Rights Institution, 17 June 2025
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General | The document “Persisting Failure to Step Up for Human Rights – Background Paper on Hungary’s National Human Rights Institution” was prepared by Hungarian civil society organisations. It provides…Show details |
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| Contributions of Hungarian CSOs to the European Commission's Rule of Law Report, January 2025 | Stakeholder's contribution Contributions of Hungarian CSOs to the European Commission's Rule of Law Report, January 2025
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Rule of law | The document presents the contributions of Hungarian civil society organisations (CSOs) to the European Commission’s 2025 Annual Rule of Law Report. It concerns the state of the rule of law in…Show details |
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| Monitoring Report on Victims’ Rights in Albanian Courts | Stakeholder's contribution Monitoring Report on Victims’ Rights in Albanian Courts
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AL | Non-discrimination | Victims’ rights are essential to a fair and equitable criminal justice system, ensuring that those affected by crime are |
| Restricted Voices: The Impact of Shrinking Civic Space on Gender-Based Violence and Human Rights Advocacy in Albania | Stakeholder's contribution Restricted Voices: The Impact of Shrinking Civic Space on Gender-Based Violence and Human Rights Advocacy in Albania
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AL | Non-discrimination | In recent years, Albania has experienced a troubling contraction of civic space, defined as the set of conditions that allow individuals and organizations to freely associate, express opinions,…Show details |
| Unveiling the Legal Landscape: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Legal Framework Addressing Cybercrime and Cyberviolence in Albania | Stakeholder's contribution Unveiling the Legal Landscape: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Legal Framework Addressing Cybercrime and Cyberviolence in Albania
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AL | Non-discrimination | In the dynamic landscape of the international arena, concerted efforts have been mobilized to combat the scourge of cyberviolence and crime. Through a multifaceted approach encompassing legal…Show details |