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

Participants considered that workers were not legally impeded from enjoying freedom of association and freedom of assembly, in particular the right to join a trade union. However, the extent to…Show details

Noting that Croatia was among the lowest ranked EU Member States on the Reporters without Borders index, participants considered that the pro-EU stance by the authorities was not sufficiently…Show details

Participants considered that the legal framework regulating the freedom of association and the freedom of assembly was liberal. Only three people were needed to set up a CSO, which resulted in the…Show details

According to participants, Croatia had a good legal framework and oversight mechanisms on discrimination, but there were issues with implementation in practice. They had the feeling that the…Show details

Participants considered that Croatia had progressed in the area of the rule of law in the decade preceding its accession to the EU, but that efforts had been less substantial since its accession.…Show details

On 30 and 31 March 2023, six EESC members took part in the country visit to Croatia. The delegation met with several representatives of civil society, specifically, civil society organisations (…Show details