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EU Commission to Increase Efforts to Fight ‘Misogyny’ and ‘Hate’

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 8, 2021

‘Misogyny’ and ‘hate’ are already nebulous, elastic terms. How to legislate justice for these offenses raises concerns over how such legislation would affect freedom of speech.

In the EU, it is Member States Who Have General Power of Competence

Krzysztof Mularczyk December 1, 2021

If the EC and ECJ are to have general power of competence, then the EU becomes not about the pooling of sovereignty but about the removal of sovereignty of the member states.

Rule by Judges

Charles A. Coulombe November 29, 2021

Our ancestors were far wiser than we; they knew that a legal system cannot be an end in itself. It must serve a higher power. If to-day’s courts and judges are to be allowed to retain the prestige and trappings of their illustrious predecessors, let them be once more made to serve what those judges of the past served.

The Golden Rule is Key: President von der Leyen and Western European Leaders are Undermining the EU’s Stability

Brandon Zicha|Joes Gordon de Natris October 15, 2021

The issue here is not Eastern Europe vs. Western Europe, or even traditionalist Europe versus progressive Europe. The issue is preserving real cultural diversity within a European Union.

Poland Questions EU Legal Primacy

Gellért Rajcsányi October 8, 2021

The EU Treaty is subordinate to the constitution in the Polish legal system, according to the Constitutional Tribunal of Poland.

EU Court Approves Headscarf Bans

Gellért Rajcsányi July 19, 2021

Two German firms were fine to ban Muslim women from wearing headscarves, the EU court has said. “A prohibition on wearing any visible form of expression of political, philosophical, or religious beliefs in the workplace may be justified by the employer’s need to present a neutral image towards customers or to prevent social disputes,” the […]

Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal Clashes With EU Court

Gellért Rajcsányi July 15, 2021

Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal said the EU’s top court has no authority to impose an injunction on its legal reforms. The EU court in 2020, had ordered Poland to suspend a new judicial disciplinary chamber, citing political reasons. The EU court repeated its appeal for Poland to obey in a statement by its vice-president on Wednesday […]

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EU Commission to Increase Efforts to Fight ‘Misogyny’ and ‘Hate’

In the EU, it is Member States Who Have General Power of Competence

Rule by Judges

The Golden Rule is Key: President von der Leyen and Western European Leaders are Undermining the EU’s Stability

Poland Questions EU Legal Primacy

EU Court Approves Headscarf Bans

Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal Clashes With EU Court

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