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

Participants considered that social partners benefited from a solid framework and a long tradition of tripartite dialogue. The Finnish system provided for the adequate…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

Participants agreed that Finland had a very strong and diverse civil society, organised under umbrella organisations that were respected and heard by the authorities.

Participants explained that there was a good legal framework on non-discrimination, notably based on the Constitution, the Equality Act, and the Non-Discrimination Act.

Participants explained that Finland, which topped global rule of law indicators, had a strong and independent judicial power, and that the vast majority of the public,…Show details

The Slovak National Centre for Human Rights is a national human rights institution established in the Slovak Republic, accredited with status B by the Global Alliance of National Human Rights…Show details

AmCham has for many years actively engaged in promoting principles of a functioning rule of law – stable regulatory environment, predictable judiciary, less corruption, professional and…Show details

The European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) is a Roma-led an international public interest law organisation working to combat anti-Romani racism and human rights abuse of…Show details

Legal practitioners present at the discussion were most worried about the proliferation of unaccountable secret surveillance of private persons carried out by law enforcement…Show details

Participants expressed the view that COVID-19 presented a challenge to the activities of organised civil society, as remote meetings had become the only option.