Tag: rule of law

Draft reports presented in the European Parliament's AFET committee highlight that upholding the rule of law is a pressing challenge ...

The Speaker of Parliament has raised urgent concerns about the illegal trials of Armenians in Azerbaijan during talks with his ...

The OSCE is championing intelligence-led policing in Moldova to revolutionize crime-fighting efforts. By harnessing data-driven strategies, this approach empowers law ...

North Macedonia's Prime Minister has delivered a powerful warning: protests will erupt if members of the Judicial Council refuse to ...

The NYC Bar Association is urging the repeal of the UK's Northern Ireland Legacy Act, warning that it could block ...

The government has launched an ambitious review to revamp justice legislation, with a sharp focus on boosting legal protections and ...

Bosnia and Herzegovina stands at a crucial crossroads after the constitutional court struck down Milorad Dodik's nationalist agenda. With tensions ...

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić has stepped down following weeks of powerful anti-corruption protests sweeping the nation. Citizens demanded stronger ...

In Belarus, over 188 people have been convicted for speaking out against sanctions—a crackdown sharply condemned by the rights group ...

North Macedonia's Prime Minister has launched a fierce campaign against the judiciary, calling it an “assault on the swamp,” igniting ...

The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has taken a decisive stand by suspending recent separatist moves from Republika Srpska, ...

In North Macedonia, an exciting multi-stakeholder consultation led by the UNODC is currently shaping a groundbreaking new anti-corruption strategy. This ...