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Rule of Law Rules- Romania

New Podcast

The digitalization of the relationships between the citizen and the state is a serious challenge, which also tests the concept of "rule of law." In the digital context, new problems and new solutions may arise regarding the protection of human rights, the separation of powers in the state, the rule of law or even the independence of the judiciary. We wish to explore these topics in conversations with experts, focusing on the protection of personal data, the intertwining between law and technology or the security of automated systems (artificial intelligence). In February, the Konrad Adenauer Foundation's Rule of Law Programme launched the global English version of the Rule of Law Rules podcast. In March, the Rule of Law Programme South East Europe initiated a Romanian version of this podcast, produced by the regional office in Bucharest. The Romanian version aims to inform and educate the public about what "the rule of law" means and how important this concept is for the average person, to help raise awareness of the effects of this concept in everyday life. In the introductory episode, Hartmut Rank and Stanislav Splavnic discuss the objectives of this podcast, the achievements of the Rule of Law Programme in South East Europe for the past 15 years, and some things they have learned since working in Bucharest. They are even joking a bit about the similarities and differences between Konrad Adenauer (1876-1967) and George Soros (1930-) or Bill Gates (1955-).

PASOJAT NЁ MJEDIS NGA KONFLIKTET E ARMATOSURA: SFIDAT PЁRPARA

Studimi para jush hedh dritë mbi një temë që pothuajse gjithmonë injorohet: pasojat mjedisore të një konflikti të armatosur. Edhe pse lufta në Kosovë mbaroi në vitin 1999 - tashmë më shumë se njëzet vjet më parë - mbetjet e luftës ende mund të shihen.

The Annual Journal of the International Summer School Sarajevo (ISSS)

A publication of the Association “Pravnik” and the KAS RSPSOE

This annual publication of the ISSS deals with current issues from Rule of Law, Transitional Justice and Human Rights.

900 days of uninterrupted siege upon the Romanian Judiciary

An overview of the recent circumstances of the Romanian Judiciary.

Publicația „900 de zile de asediu neîntrerupt asupra magistraturii române. Ghid de supraviețuire” a fost pregătită de Asociația Judecătorilor Români „FJR”, cu sprijinul KAS RLPSEE. Cititorii vor obține o percepție mai amplă în privința atacurilor asupra justiției române, după cum au fost observate în anii 2017-2019. Contribuțiile au fost pregătite de mai mulți practicieni, experți și jurnaliști. Readers will get a better understanding of the attacks on the Romanian judiciary, as witnessed in the years 2017-2019. Contributions have been prepared by several practitioners, experts and journalists.

Die verspätete Lustration in der Republik Moldau

Vorwand zur Stärkung der PSRM

Der aktuelle Gesetzesentwurf für eine Lustration in der Republik Moldau wird in seiner derzeitigen Form die Politisierung des Beamtentums weiter stärken, und den Bemühungen zur Bekämpfung der Korruption den Wind aus den Segeln nehmen.

Freedom of Assembly and Association in Albania

Manual on the "Freedom of Assembly and Association" in Albania

In this manual the freedom of assembly and association in Albania are presented and outlined.(Albanian version)

Rule of Law Checklist for Montenegro

This Publication deals with the Rule of Law Checklist for Montenegro.

Rule of Law Checklist for Montenegro

This is a publication of the key aspects for the implementation of Rule of Law in Montenegro

In order to identify the real state of the Rule of Law and to analyse how the law is in reality obeyed and implemented in Montenegro, the Rule of Law Programme South East Europe of the Konrad- Adenauer-Stiftung and the Centre for Democracy and Human Rights have published this analysis with an innovative approach to the key rule of law indicators.

Debatte um das Religionsgesetz in Montenegro

Gesetz über die Religions- und Glaubensfreiheit sowie die rechtliche Stellung religiöser Gemeinschaften

Anfang Januar dieses Jahres trat in Montenegro das kontrovers diskutierte „Gesetz über die Religions- und Glaubensfreiheit sowie die rechtliche Stellung religiöser Gemeinschaften“ (Gesetz über die Religionsfreiheit) begleitet von tumultartigen Szenen im montenegrinischen Parlament – am Ende befanden sich 18 Abgeordnete in Haft – und Protesten Zehntausender auf den Straßen in Kraft.

Ex-Präsident Ion Iliescu vor Gericht: Revolutionär oder Verbrecher?

„Unantastbarkeit der Machtfiguren und ein totaler Skeptizismus, was Gerechtigkeit betrifft, ist Teil der kollektiven Überzeugungen in diesem Land, […]“. Insoweit mag vielleicht das Ende November 2019 eröffnete Gerichtsverfahren gegen Ion Iliescu überraschen. Iliescu war von Dezember 1989 bis 1996 sowie von 2000 bis 2004 der Präsident Rumäniens und steht jetzt vor Gericht. Vorgeworfen wird ihm, im Rahmen der „rumänischen Revolution“ 1989 Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit begangen zu haben. Die Bedeutung des Verfahrens für Rumänien kann kaum überschätzt werden: Nicht nur aus Gründen der Gerechtigkeit für die zahlreichen Opfer der Revolution, sondern auch, weil das Gericht über die Geschichte zu befinden hat. Bis zum heutigen Tag ist umstritten, ob es sich bei den Ereignissen vom Dezember 1989, während der über 1100 Menschen in Rumänien ums Leben kamen, tatsächlich um eine Revolution oder nicht vielmehr um einen geschickt ausgeführten Staatsstreich gehandelt habe.