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Harmonizacija prava u regionu sa pravom EU u kontekstu funkcije, vrijednosti i efikasnosti pravne norme

Harmonizacija prava u regionu sa pravom EU u kontekstu funkcije, vrijednosti i efikasnosti pravne norme

Author(s): Mirjana Nadaždin-Defterdarević / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

The process of joining the EU membership for the Western Balkan countries implies the Europeanization process that strongly affects all spheres of their lives. The influence of this process is displayed in different ways and is accompanied by various effects of transformation. However, the normative aspect of this process is in the background of all these changes, therefore they cannot be analyzed independently of the way in which formal and informal structures, policies and procedures are internalized at the national level.Harmonization of national law with EU law, which implies adjustment,acceptance and implementation of the acquis of the EU in the national legislation of the Western Balkans, in the process of accession to the EU revealed a number of problems. The process of harmonization is usually reduced to formally meeting the administrative priorities, ignoring its true content. In this way, adapting European legislation to local laws and practices is some what parallel to the way that the European acquis is biased towards the experience of Western European member states, often neglecting and ignoring the characteristics of the new context in which it has yet to be applied.Harmonization of national laws in the region with the EU laws is primarily manifested as support to the objectives, functions and values of the adopted European standard. Acceptance is expressed as weaker will, manifested through lack of ownership of responsibilities or neglect thereof in applying the adopted standard. Acceptance in this case can be justified by the fact that the harmonized standard is not a reflection of the context for which it is intended, but merely indicates the direction in which the context should develop. The mismatch between the internalized content and the real social relationship, i.e. the harmonized standard, is reflected in all the aspects of harmonization. The objective of harmonized standards which transforms during its realization, adapting to social reality, its values accepted, but without an assurance of them being consistently applied, its effectiveness, which is conditioned by sanctions, and even its uncertainty, justifies the question of how legally binding the harmonized standards.No matter what all these aspects of action of harmonized legal norms show a significant deviation from the optimum, the validity of the harmonized standards is not put into question by this. The most important assumption of the current mandatory harmonization of legal norms is that it will be applied.

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Реформа законодавства о заштити личних података (стање и перспективе у Европи)

Реформа законодавства о заштити личних података (стање и перспективе у Европи)

Author(s): Iskra Akimovska-Maletić / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

The protection of personal data is one of basic human rights enacted in many international acts dedicated to the protection of human rights. In that segment, beside the European Convention on Human Rights and Basic Freedoms, in the framework of the Council of Europe some other acts have been enacted such as the Convention No. 108 for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data; its amendment regarding the additional protocol of the Convention on the supervisory body and transfer of the personal data to the third countries; recommendations,directives, etc.Strict rules on collection, using and transfer of personal data have been enacted in the European Union. The aim of their enactment is to secure high standards of their protection. In this regard, the most important is the Directive 95/EC of the European Parliament and the Council, on the protection of individual during the procession of the personal data.The reform in the area of the protection of personal data has been started in 2012 in the European Union, as a result of the process of globalization and use of new technologies. The main purpose of the reform is strengthening of the individual human rights. The author analyzes actual European legal norms on the protection of personal data, aiming at the answer to the question whether the measures can contribute to the better protection of individual personal data.

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Забрана дискриминације-међународни и национални правни оквир

Забрана дискриминације-међународни и национални правни оквир

Author(s): Olga Jović Prlainović / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

The effective and efficient system of legal protection against discrimination involves the identification of different legal mechanisms to be applied in cases of discrimination. Each legal mechanism for protection against discrimination is regulated by law and each has its own object and purpose. Some are used to protect the person discriminated against, in order to prevent the repetition of discrimination and to eliminate the effects of discrimination, and some are used to discriminator was punished for what he did. In some cases of discrimination, it is sufficient to use only one mechanism, but it is sometimes necessary to use multiple mechanisms,because the only way to prevent further manifestation of discrimination.The document of the United Nations, the Council of Europe and the European Union are frameworks for the implementation of adequate normative regulations prohibiting discrimination in the national legal system. International position of the Republic of Serbia (which was in March 2012 became a candidate for membership in the European Union), imposes a special need for harmonization of national legislation with international standards (universal and regional) and their full implementation. An important moment in this direction was made with the adoption of the Law on Prohibition of Discrimination 2009. On the purpose of combatting discrimination, adopted a Strategy of prevention and protection against discrimination in 2013 as a systemic framework that uniquely integrates legal norms contained in the sectoral laws of the Republic of Serbia and the Action Plan for the implementation of the Strategy of prevention and protection from discrimination 2014- of 2018.

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Финансијскоправни аспекти Споразума о стабилизацији и придруживању између европских заједница и њихових држава чланица и Босне и Херцеговине

Финансијскоправни аспекти Споразума о стабилизацији и придруживању између европских заједница и њихових држава чланица и Босне и Херцеговине

Author(s): Mile Vranješ / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

The Stabilization and Association Agreement (hereinafter: SAA) represents an agreement by which the European Union (hereinafter: EU) regulates relations with third countries and very often its implementation is identical with the period of negotiations on membership. However, SAA of Bosnia and Herzegovina (like other countries of South-eastern Europe) does not list as aim of the agreement the membership of Bosnia and Herzegovina (hereinafter: BiH) in the EU. So, a state can have SAA concluded with the EU and never to become a member of the EU. Also, vice versa, a state can become a member of the EU without an SAA. SAA which BiH concluded with the EU, аs а pre-accessory legal document for the full membership of BiH in the EU, envisages certain legal and political obligations for the states parties and especially for BiH. BiH has to fulfill those obligations, although they are not always related to economy, in order to, in the near or distant future, become a full member of the EU. As such, the Agreement also contains the provisions on taxing, among which we especially emphasize those related to prohibition of discrimination in taxing. Those provisions should ensure to the entrepreneurs of the states parties to perform their businesses under equal conditions. They prepare BiH for tax rules in the EU, by inciting the changes of the system of indirect taxation in BiH, tax system of Republika Srpska, tax system of BiH Federation, tax system of Brčko District of BiH in order to adjust to those rules.

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Considerations Regarding the Combat of Illegal Criminal Punishment of “Disagreeable” Magistrates by using an Instigator Agent

Considerations Regarding the Combat of Illegal Criminal Punishment of “Disagreeable” Magistrates by using an Instigator Agent

Author(s): Bogdan David / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The present study is proposing to draw the attention of the international public to the methods and customs used by Romanian criminal prosecution institutions against some Romanian magistrates that either refused to collaborate with secret services or did not answer to political commands and, as a result, some criminal prosecution institutions belonging to a so called anticorruption structure undertook against those magistrates the usage of instigator agents, informers, in order to convict and dispose those magistrates from the judicial structure. We will present in this study a national and also European law that prohibits the use of illegal criminal investigation tools in order to obtain altered and unrealistic information of people targeted by NAD with the use of instigator agents called denunciators, the latter being people convicted of criminal offenses for various crimes, in order to enable the individuals concerned to be victim of unjust repression.

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Предизвикателствата пред КЗД – минало, настояще и бъдеще

Предизвикателствата пред КЗД – минало, настояще и бъдеще

Author(s): Anna Djumalieva / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

In this report, through legal and historical analysis presented the implementation of the obligations of the Republic of Bulgaria on the introduction of anti-discrimination legislation and the establishment of an independent national equality body. The Bulgarian Anti-Discrimination Act is addressed in the context of EU law making comparisons with other EU Member States. The legal positions and the powers of the Commission for Protection against Discrimination independent national and state body for prevention of discrimination, protection against discrimination non-discrimination against discrimination and equal opportunities are analyzed.

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Развитие на европейските органи за противодействие на дискриминацията

Развитие на европейските органи за противодействие на дискриминацията

Author(s): Irena Ilieva / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The article is aimed at presenting two not well known European bodies against discrimination: the European commission against racism and intolerance of the Council of Europe (ECRI) and the Fundamental Rights Agency of the European Union (FRA).

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Опитът на Словения в преодоляването на мигрантската криза: изводи, поуки и някои въпроси на дискриминацията

Опитът на Словения в преодоляването на мигрантската криза: изводи, поуки и някои въпроси на дискриминацията

Author(s): Todor Koburov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

Slovenia has a specific and unique place in EU’s policy towards overcoming the migrant crisis – it applied protection of its boundaries under the Hungarian model, but at the same time it also abided by the common EU decisions on quota distribution of refugees. The state demonstrated excellent coordination and synchronization among its main institutions – president, parliament and government. In its foreign policy Slovenia had a pragmatic approach and managed to engage the international factor in pursuit of a decision, which is in the interest of all, not only in its own interest.

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Правни проблеми и тенденции на европейската антидискриминационна политика по признаците „възраст“ и „увреждане“

Правни проблеми и тенденции на европейската антидискриминационна политика по признаците „възраст“ и „увреждане“

Author(s): Lejman Tyuleoglueva / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The article examines legal and sociological problems of the European anti-discrimination policy based on the indicators „elderliness“ and „disability“. Over the last decade, dynamic political, economic, social and technological changes processes have taken place in Europe that have a strong influence on the antidiscrimination legislation.

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ВЪЗСТАНОВЯВАНЕ НА РАЗХОДИТЕ ЗА ПРОВЕДЕНО ЛЕЧЕНИЕ В РАМКИТЕ НА ЕС ПРИ УСЛОВИЯТА НА ТРАНСГРАНИЧНО ЗДРАВНО ОБСЛУЖВАНЕ

ВЪЗСТАНОВЯВАНЕ НА РАЗХОДИТЕ ЗА ПРОВЕДЕНО ЛЕЧЕНИЕ В РАМКИТЕ НА ЕС ПРИ УСЛОВИЯТА НА ТРАНСГРАНИЧНО ЗДРАВНО ОБСЛУЖВАНЕ

Author(s): Nadezhda Slavcheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

This report presents a brief reading of the possibilities for reimbursement of the cost for healthcare provided in a EU Member State, other than the country of affiliation. The main purpose is to outline the main paths, principles, similarities and differences. The regulatory framework of the European Union and its consistency with the Bulgarian legislation is analyzed regarding the rights of Bulgarian patients - health insured persons, to get the coverage of the costs of treatment abroad by their own institution of insurance.

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ПРЕДИЗВИКАТЕЛСТВА ПРЕД МИТНИЧЕСКИЯ НИ КОНТРОЛ С НОВИЯ РЕГЛАМЕНТ НА ЕС ОТНОСНО КОНТРОЛА НА ПАРИЧНИТЕ СРЕДСТВА, КОИТО СЕ ВНАСЯТ ИЛИ ИЗНАСЯТ ОТ ЕС

ПРЕДИЗВИКАТЕЛСТВА ПРЕД МИТНИЧЕСКИЯ НИ КОНТРОЛ С НОВИЯ РЕГЛАМЕНТ НА ЕС ОТНОСНО КОНТРОЛА НА ПАРИЧНИТЕ СРЕДСТВА, КОИТО СЕ ВНАСЯТ ИЛИ ИЗНАСЯТ ОТ ЕС

Author(s): Tamara Vlaykova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

This article focuses on changes in customs controls related to the new Regulation of the European parliament and of the Council on cash entering or leaving the Union and repealing Regulation (ЕC) № 1889/2005. In this connection, the analysis of the new legal provisions is made and it is justified to conclude that our national legislation, in the field of cash control, is largely in line with the new legal framework.

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ПРОБЛЕМИ ПРИ ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕТО НА ЧЛ. 175, АЛ. 2, Т. 3 ОТ ДОПК, ВЪВ ВРЪЗКА С ЧЛ. 195 ОТ ЗКПО

ПРОБЛЕМИ ПРИ ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕТО НА ЧЛ. 175, АЛ. 2, Т. 3 ОТ ДОПК, ВЪВ ВРЪЗКА С ЧЛ. 195 ОТ ЗКПО

Author(s): Nadezhda Panova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The present article deals with the subject of application of Art. 175, Par. 2, Point 3 of TIPC in relation to Art. 195 CITA about interests due on withholding tax for the period of expiry of the time limit for remittance of the said tax until supplying proof for existence of a ground for application of the regulations of a Treaty for avoidance of double taxation in relation to reduction or exemption of the latter tax. An analysis of the same regulations in the context of the European legislation has been made.

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За ролята и отговорността на националния съдия по прилагането на правото на ЕС (Необходимо припомняне на изводите от две исторически решения на Съда на ЕС)

За ролята и отговорността на националния съдия по прилагането на правото на ЕС (Необходимо припомняне на изводите от две исторически решения на Съда на ЕС)

Author(s): Atanas Semov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The role and the responsibility of the national judge for the implementation of the EU Law has been described and underlined very clearly by the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) in two historical decisions: Köbler and Commission v/ Italie. In Köbler the CJEU underlines the obligation of a member state (MS) for reparation of damages caused by incorrect application (non application) of the EU Law. That principle of the EU Law is applicable to any case in which a Member State breaches Community law, whichever is the authority of the Member State whose act or omission was responsible for the breach. The principle does not in itself have the consequence of calling in question that decision as res judicata.As to the conditions to be satisfied for a Member State to be required to make reparation for loss and damage caused to individuals as a result of breaches of Community law for which the State is responsible, the Court has held that these are threefold: the rule of law infringed must be intended to confer rights on individuals; the breach must be sufficiently serious; and there must be a direct causal link between the breach of the obligation incumbent on the State and the loss or damage sustained by the injured parties. The CJEU underlines that state liability for an infringement of Community law by a decision of a national court adjudicating at last instance can be incurred only in the exceptional case where the court has manifestly infringed the applicable law.In Commission v/ Italie (2003) the CJEU stresses on another very important principle of EU Law: an infringement by a member state will be faced only if an incorrect interpretation of an EU rule is a constant jurisprudence. In that regard, isolated or numerically insignificant judicial decisions in the context of case-law taking a different direction, or still more a construction disowned by the national Supreme Court, cannot be taken into account. That is not true of a widely-held judicial construction which has not been disowned by the Supreme Court, but rather confirmed by it. Thus the CJEU engages the State liability in all cases where a negligence of the EU Law is at stake and stipules that the main responsibility for preventing of all infringements lays especially on the national judge.Even if isolated situation of infringement of EU Law can stay out of the scope of the term of infringement under the art. 258 or 259 TFEU (as an exception), in any case the role of the supreme jurisdictions remains decisive – the last should disowne (by a decision or by an interpretation) the establishment of such a practice incompatible with the EU Law.

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Free movement of capital and payments in the European Union, the result of successive regulations

Free movement of capital and payments in the European Union, the result of successive regulations

Author(s): Adriana Moţatu / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The first part of the paper presents the distinction between the concepts of "capital movement" and the circulation of payments. The principle of free movement of capital and payments does not require the adoption of additional regulations at national level and is therefore directly applicable in the member countries. The second part of the paper deals with the legislative framework of the two freedoms in its evolution, according to the Treaties of the European Union and the directives in field.

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Abuse of a Dominant Position

Abuse of a Dominant Position

Author(s): Ovidiu Horia Maican / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Several elements can be considered that lead to configuring the specificity of abuse of a dominant position in a competitive context. The Court of Justice has defined the dominant position referred to in art. 82 (ex 86) EC as a "position of economic power in which there is an undertaking which enables it to hinder effective competition in order to be maintained in a relevant market in order to give it the power to behave independently of its competitors, its customers and, ultimately, consumers".

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The Incompatibility of the Sharia Law and the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam with the European Convention on Human Rights

The Incompatibility of the Sharia Law and the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam with the European Convention on Human Rights

Author(s): Titus CORLĂȚEAN / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The Resolution 2253 (2019) of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe deals with the question if the Sharia law (“Islamic law”) and the 1990 Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam are compatible with the European Convention on Human Rights. This question was raised within the context of the endorsement of the Cairo Declaration by three member states of the Council of Europe, states that also ratified the European Convention upon their accession to the Council of Europe (Albania, Azerbaijan, Turkey). The same question is relevant also for Russia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, but also for Jordan, Kyrgyzstan, Morocco and Palestine, whose parliaments enjoy partner for democracy status with the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. The European Court of Human Rights (the Grand Chamber) had already in 2003 the opportunity to give an answer to the above mentioned question: it “concurs in the Chamber’s view that Sharia is incompatible with the fundamental principles of democracy, as set forth in the Convention.” Based on its own assessment and a comprehensive report adopted by the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights, the Strasbourg Parliamentary Assembly concludes on the topic that “the various Islamic declarations on human rights..., while being more religious than legal, fail to reconcile Islam with universal human rights, especially insofar as they maintain the Sharia law as their unique source of reference. That includes the 1990 Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam…” This study focuses on the analysis of the Assembly’s report and resolution and also on country specific recommendations.

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Adoption System in Romania

Adoption System in Romania

Author(s): Silvia Timofti / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The Romanian society has undergone many changes over the years. Either in the economic, social, cultural, educational, but also family. One of the most important changes is the family structure and the creation of a new family. In this sense, since 1864, the institution of adoption was regulated in the Romanian Civil Code, which applied the Justinian law, as did the French one between the adopted and the adopter. The provisions of this code were abolished in 1954 by the entry into force of the Family Code, its autonomy and its detachment from civil law. The provision with a principle of value strictly related to the adopted one, according to which the adoption is only in the interest of the founder, is illustrative of the radical transformation of the essence of this institution-adoption. The fact is that the institution of adoption is no longer the instrument by which a family / person who wants a child can have it, but a means by which the child / adoptee can receive the family who needs.

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The Challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution  Faced by the Labour Market: European  and National Processes and Trends

The Challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution Faced by the Labour Market: European and National Processes and Trends

Author(s): Andriyana Andreeva,Galina Yolova / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

This paper studies and analyses the expected impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution on the future development of the labour market and, particularly, on employment relationships. The employment reality, labour markets and the occupation and absorption of jobs at a global, European and national scale have been subject to dynamic change and challenges faced by the legal systems. The policy of introduction of information and communication technologies and digitisation of the economy, as a sectoral policy, has resulted in modernisation of the forms of employment in line with the dominating trends of digitisation of manufacturing and smart automation of the industry. Thus, based on the study of the new situation, the paper conducts analyses, deducts general conclusions and provides recommendations with respect to the new challenges, suggests some necessary and adequate actions that should be undertaken by the institutions and discusses the most recent legal provisions.

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The European level of research and development funding policy

The European level of research and development funding policy

Author(s): Oana Iuliana Rujoiu / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The study presents some indicators that characterize the Romanian public funding policy in comparison with other European countries. An alarming lack of project-based funding accompanies the lack of Romanian public R&D resources. The data indicate that the most industrialized European countries tend instead to strengthen and differentiate the mixture of policy instruments, to reach leadership positions in particularly promising fields for prospective developments; Romania does not follow this trend, making it more challenging to extract the benefits of this strategy. The orientation towards a performance-based distribution of institutional financing is the most significant change in Romania's scientific policy. However, the allocation of public funds for R&D had a massive contribution to the decline of this sector. The organization of the Romanian research system maintains a strongly hierarchical mold based on ministerial actors, and there are no autonomous bodies able to elaborate policy instruments suitable for supporting sectors, structures, territories and activities. That's why the public intervention is necessary mediating between the various governmental interests and the demand for funding coming from the research community, the scientific organizations, and corporates.

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Adoption System in Some States in the EU and America

Adoption System in Some States in the EU and America

Author(s): Silvia Timofti / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

In this material we will highlight the distinct adoption elements of the world's states, such as the US, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, France. In order to really know the evolution of our adoption system, it is necessary to compare us with other states to see the differences and similarities between them. The favor for adoption is the favor for the child and for the adopter. The importance for adoption is the importance for the children and for adopter. Therefore, the best interest of the child must be the most important thing in the institution of adoption. The national laws of the world's states have different mechanisms for implementing the adoption procedure. These differences are given by family traditions, culture, habits, religious concepts, social and political context, and last but not least their history. There are states that do not admit adoption with a adopter of race, religion different from that of the child. With the development of the adoption system, borders have been opened, adopting between races, international adoptions or same-sex adoptions

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