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    Justice

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    The European Parliament’s First Vice-President advocates for a united front against Russia
    16 May Justice

    The European Parliament’s First Vice-President advocates for a united front against Russia

    The war in Ukraine requires all EU institutions to work together to condemn, sanction and help, and to accelerate the implementation of decisions that had already been taken before the war, argues Othmar Karas
    by Othmar Karas
    Sergey Lagodinsky on the importance of shoring up democratic institutions and civil society in Europe and abroad
    04 May Justice
    Sergey Lagodinsky on the importance of shoring up democratic institutions and civil society in Europe and abroad
    Journalist Sally Hayden's new book documents the stories of African migrants at Europe’s borders
    10 May Justice
    Journalist Sally Hayden's new book documents the stories of African migrants at Europe’s borders
    A year after they were sanctioned by China, these MEPs tell us how their lives have been impacted
    02 May Justice
    A year after they were sanctioned by China, these MEPs tell us how their lives have been impacted
    This week in the European Parliament
    18 Oct Justice
    This week in the European Parliament
    The European Parliament’s second October Strasbourg session is not only packed with key issues coming to fruition, but also comes with quite a few potential moments of reckoning and could turn out to be action packed
    Slovenian PM’s ‘tasteless’ twitter spat with MEPs roundly condemned by EU policymakers
    18 Oct Justice
    Slovenian PM’s ‘tasteless’ twitter spat with MEPs roundly condemned by EU policymakers
    Janez Janša tweets picture of 13 portraits of MEPs labelling them ‘Soros’ puppets’
    New EU journalism prize in honour of Daphne Caruana Galizia awarded to Pegasus Project journalism team
    14 Oct Justice
    New EU journalism prize in honour of Daphne Caruana Galizia awarded to Pegasus Project journalism team
    Maltese journalist’s death has brought about 'resurgence of investigative journalism' committed to continuing her work, says European Parliament President David Sassoli
    Polexit ruling could be defining moment of Ursula von der Leyen’s European Commission Presidency, argues Daniel Freund
    12 Oct Justice
    Polexit ruling could be defining moment of Ursula von der Leyen’s European Commission Presidency, argues Daniel Freund
    Rule of Law in Europe is in crisis, and little has been done by the Commission to defend it, writes German Greens/EFA MEP
    Roberta Metsola: Pro-European Visionary
    12 Oct Justice
    Roberta Metsola: Pro-European Visionary
    Not content with working to improve gender equal representation, helping devise a European migration policy and tackling the growing threat to media freedom, Roberta Metsola tells Andreas Rogal why she believes Parliament should be front and centre of a new, pro-European vision.
    European Parliament debates Pandora Papers; condemns EU governments’ watering down of tax haven blacklist
    08 Oct Justice
    European Parliament debates Pandora Papers; condemns EU governments’ watering down of tax haven blacklist
    MEPs angry that despite a succession of damning reports, not enough is being done at EU level to tackle tax avoidance, tax evasion and money laundering
    MEPs shocked by ‘aggressiveness’ during Hungarian Article 7 fact-finding trip
    04 Oct Justice
    MEPs shocked by ‘aggressiveness’ during Hungarian Article 7 fact-finding trip
    Originally planned for March 2020 but delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, LIBE Committee delegation finally visited Hungary last week
    European Commission loses patience with intransigent Italy over non-implementation of 2006 CJEU enforcement ruling
    30 Sep Justice
    European Commission loses patience with intransigent Italy over non-implementation of 2006 CJEU enforcement ruling
    The long-running discrimination case around non-national university teaching staff (Lettori) in Italy may now, finally, be heading to a conclusion. But as Henry Rodgers explains, the result may yet be a bittersweet one
    Juan Fernando López Aguilar interview: A Union in Law
    28 Sep Justice
    Juan Fernando López Aguilar interview: A Union in Law
    Migration, Rule of Law, the future of Europe and reshaping the Council. There weren’t many top-line EU issues that Juan Fernando López Aguilar didn’t discuss with Ana Gallego Solana.
    Issue 541 | 27 September 2021
    27 Sep Justice
    Issue 541 | 27 September 2021
    The latest edition of The Parliament Magazine is now available to read online for free.
    MEPs welcome steps taken to address Slovak media freedom challenges
    24 Sep Justice
    MEPs welcome steps taken to address Slovak media freedom challenges
    European Parliament LIBE delegation ‘encouraged’ by progress made in investigation of murdered Slovakian Journalist Ján Kuciak
    MEPs welcome Ursula von der Leyen’s announcement to legislate on violence against women
    17 Sep Justice
    MEPs welcome Ursula von der Leyen’s announcement to legislate on violence against women
    European Parliament also passes report to Include gender-based violence in list of ‘EU’ crimes
    European Parliament backs resolution condemning worsening Rule of Law situation in Poland
    16 Sep Justice
    European Parliament backs resolution condemning worsening Rule of Law situation in Poland
    Rule of Law dispute now shifts to Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s ruling on primacy of EU law, set for next week
    High time to act on Rule of Law
    10 Sep Justice
    High time to act on Rule of Law
    The European Parliament has done its job, in helping deliver the Rule of Law Conditionality Regulation. The European Commission now needs to act, writes Petri Sarvamaa
    Poland-EU Rule of Law dispute enters a new and potentially game-changing phase
    10 Sep Justice
    Poland-EU Rule of Law dispute enters a new and potentially game-changing phase
    Polish Parliament’s Deputy Speaker warns of ‘drastic solutions’ as European Commission gives go-ahead to introduce punitive fines against Warsaw
    Lugano Convention: Simplest solution for UK is to join EFTA, says Adrián Vázquez Lázara
    06 Sep Justice
    Lugano Convention: Simplest solution for UK is to join EFTA, says Adrián Vázquez Lázara
    Legal Affairs Committee chair says reaching a deal on legal cooperation agreement mainly a matter of political will and ‘good predisposition’
    MEPs grill EU Justice chief Didier Reynders over rule of law breaches
    02 Sep Justice
    MEPs grill EU Justice chief Didier Reynders over rule of law breaches
    European Commission’s latest annual Rule of Law report branded ‘toothless and spineless’ by LIBE committee MEPs
    A Never-Ending Story
    31 Aug Justice
    A Never-Ending Story
    European Commission has expressed serious concern over recent data received from Italy in the ongoing Lettori discrimination proceedings, explains Henry Rodgers
    European Commission rejects MEPs’ demand to take legal action on rule-of-law violations
    26 Aug Justice
    European Commission rejects MEPs’ demand to take legal action on rule-of-law violations
    Ursula von der Leyen says MEPs had not provided enough evidence of rule-of-law breaches and that EU Executive had ‘not been properly called upon to act’
    Poland and the Rule of Law: What next in the battle between the EU and the Polish government?
    18 Aug Justice
    Poland and the Rule of Law: What next in the battle between the EU and the Polish government?
    European Commission ‘analysing’ Polish government’s response to questions over controversial law enabling sanctions against judges, says Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders
    European Commission recommends ‘No’ for Lugano as Brexit fallout intensifies
    12 Aug Justice
    European Commission recommends ‘No’ for Lugano as Brexit fallout intensifies
    EU Executive argues that Lugano Convention is a ‘Single Market Instrument’ and therefore UK ineligible for membership
    New EU regulations on AI seek to ban mass and indiscriminate surveillance
    09 Aug Justice
    New EU regulations on AI seek to ban mass and indiscriminate surveillance
    Are landmark new EU rules on artificial intelligence sufficient to allay fears of a ‘Big Brother’ takeover of our lives?
    Long-running skirmish between EU and Polish government enters new phase
    04 Aug Justice
    Long-running skirmish between EU and Polish government enters new phase
    European Commission has the tools it needs to act on rule of law breaches in Poland and Hungary, it just needs the will to use them, argues Jakub Jaraczewski
    MEPs come out in force against Hungarian anti-LGBTIQ law at Budapest Pride
    27 Jul Justice
    MEPs come out in force against Hungarian anti-LGBTIQ law at Budapest Pride
    Policymakers from across the political spectrum took to the streets of Budapest on Saturday to show support to the Hungarian LGBTIQ community.
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