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This output advocates that impact assessments  in EU law and policy should be systematic and designed to ensure not only respect for fundamental rights and freedoms, but also values on which…Show details

Participants in this session expressed the view that Cyprus had a very strong tradition of social dialogue, with high trade union presence and good interaction between…Show details

On 25 and 26 November 2021, six EESC members took part in the virtual country visit to Cyprus.

The delegation met with civil society organisations (CSOs), social partners and the…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

Participants regretted the lack of cooperation between the authorities and CSOs operating in the area of non-discrimination, as well as the lack of an intersectional approach…Show details

Civil society representatives considered that, despite adequate protection of the freedoms of assembly and association at constitutional level, certain actions by the authorities had caused…Show details

Participants in this session explained that, following the events of 1963, certain aspects of the bi-communal Constitution of Cyprus had become inapplicable. As an emergency response to that…Show details

The University of Nicosia acts as the main contractor for the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) in Cyprus for the FRANET project. This report is the country-specific Report for Cyprus and it…Show details

This blog article was issued by the University of Central Lancashire in Cyprus (UCLan Cyprus) in June 2020.

This article was issued in April 2020 in the framework of the debate on "COVID 19 and States of Emergency" on the Verfassungsblog.