Human Rights in the European Union

Introduction The European Union's human rights policy is a long and often undocumented process. The departmental approach to establish the European Coal and Steel Community's Paris Convention (ECSC) in 1951 has economic and functional intent, lacking the declaration of basic rights included in the national constitution. It was not until the Nice Summit in 2000 that the EU first established the written charter, fundamental rights charter that clearly defines and guarantees human rights.

The position of the European Convention on Human Rights is stated by Versteegh, C.R.M. Working Paper () The enforceability of human rights under the EU Reform Treaty is an incentive for Member States. The situation in Hungary Working paper in European research Amsterdam Convention on the European Council (a), the "treaty" constitution. See: Under Armenia and the rule of Azerbaijan http://confinder.richmond.edu/ also includes social, health and family problems, economic problems and development, and equal opportunities for men and women etc. It covers other issues. The provision () of the Convention states that "the final judgment of the court will be sent to the Council of Ministers for supervision and enforcement." Article 1 of the Protocol directly raises litigation without limitation to individuals, non-governmental organizations, or groups of individuals who claim to be victims of law. Kasse, A

The European Union: "The basis of the alliance is the respect for human rights including the dignity of personality, freedom, democracy, equality, the rule of law, and the rights of persons belonging to minorities (Lisbon Treaty), Art. 1 a); "EU and third country partnerships and dialogue will promote common values ​​of respect for human rights, basic freedom, peace, democracy, good governance, gender equality, rule of law, respect for solidarity and justice Wax "(" European Development Consensus ", 2006) / C 46/01) 137

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Citizens of the European Union enjoy the freedom of speech, news, gatherings, associations, queues and demos. Currently, all Members of the European Union are members of the European Convention on Human Rights, in addition to various constitutional and legal rights to freedom of expression at the national level. Since the full approval and effectiveness of the Lisbon Treaty on 1 December 2009, the "European Union Basic Rights Charter" has legal binding force. Article 11 of the Charter reflects the provisions of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights prescribing this.