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highly critical resolution regarding the state of rule of law and fundamental rights in Bulgaria, which was largely a result from the protests. "Europe is not blind – Ivan Sinčić told demonstrators – Europe will support you, because we are all one. I am here
Bulgaria in harsh terms: "[The European Parliament] deeply regrets that the developments in Bulgaria have led to significant deterioration of respect for the principles of rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights, including the independence of the judiciary, separation
The European Parliament held a debate yesterday on the rule of law and fundamental rights in Bulgaria. The debates coincided with the 89th day of nation-wide anti-government protests in the country, demanding the immediate resignation of PM Boyko Borissov, his government
Members of the European Parliament are insisting on receiving answers to a number of inconvenient questions from Bulgarian PM Boyko Borissov and Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev. The two were absent during the hearing of the Democracy, Rule of Law and Fundamental Rights
Bulgaria is seeing the largest anti-government protest wave since 2013. Then, protesters marched for more than a year, after Parliament voted to appoint media mogul and Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) MP Delyan Peevski as head of the State Agency for National
unlimited. Under the constitution, citizens‘ fundamental rights cannot be violated under any circumstance, including a state of emergency. Under the Defense Act and the Natural Disaster Act – both legislations outline rules in a state of emergency – the authorities
vote on the controversial bill which cuts the state subsidy from 11 leva per vote to one lev per vote was scheduled for last week but got postponed at the last minute. This Thursday the MPs approved the bill with the votes of GERB, The Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS
. One would think the immediate weeks after the elections would tone down the most outrageous undertakings. But the main parties in Parliament keep at it all the same. On one of the two days Movements for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) MP Delyan Peevski stepped foot in
two drafts were presided by an entirely different draft, which violated religious right. He said: “Bulgaria’s draft for amendments to the Religious Act stood against all kinds of fundamental freedoms and violated basic rights. Turkey had to intervene and Bulgaria
those in power. It isn’t news, but the Bulgarian public just got served an extreme example of just how fundamental and unambiguous this rule is in Bulgarian society. Svobodna Evropa (Free Europe) and the Anticorruption Fund broke the story this week that Boyko
anything but rule of law, among other things. From this perspective, the Commission and Bulgaria were never on the same side of a fight for the fundamental element of the democratic state: an independent and transparent judicial system. Indeed, the very system a mafia state needs
contradict the constitution and go against the fundamental right of freedom of speech. “The bill postulates an unacceptable obligation for journalists to reveal their sources at the Personal Information Commission’s request.” The EJA reminded that the European
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