Muhiddin Karatas
@mutikara.bsky.social
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Glad to see this piece out.
It is based on conversations with many Polish judges and other friends.
It relies centrally on the vision of my colleague @kimlanelaw.bsky.social, who was the first to show that binding international and EU law provides a way to escape a national constitutional prison.
It is based on conversations with many Polish judges and other friends.
It relies centrally on the vision of my colleague @kimlanelaw.bsky.social, who was the first to show that binding international and EU law provides a way to escape a national constitutional prison.
Restoring the rule of law in Poland without inflicting further damage on it is a vexing challenge.
JOHN MORIJN (@jmorijn.bsky.social) explains why the Venice Commission could have made this task even more complicated and sketches a way forward.
verfassungsblog.de/restoring-po...
JOHN MORIJN (@jmorijn.bsky.social) explains why the Venice Commission could have made this task even more complicated and sketches a way forward.
verfassungsblog.de/restoring-po...
March 24, 2025 at 11:46 PM
Glad to see this piece out.
It is based on conversations with many Polish judges and other friends.
It relies centrally on the vision of my colleague @kimlanelaw.bsky.social, who was the first to show that binding international and EU law provides a way to escape a national constitutional prison.
It is based on conversations with many Polish judges and other friends.
It relies centrally on the vision of my colleague @kimlanelaw.bsky.social, who was the first to show that binding international and EU law provides a way to escape a national constitutional prison.
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Le numéro 23 sur le traitement judiciaire des mouvements de contestation sort demain en librairie !
revue-deliberee.org/numeros/pour...
revue-deliberee.org/numeros/pour...
Délibérée n°23 : Poursuivre les luttes
Comment la justice se positionne-t-elle face aux mouvements de contestation dans un contexte de restriction des libertés mais aussi de crises sociales et environnementales majeures ? Sa place et son ...
revue-deliberee.org
December 11, 2024 at 8:19 AM
Le numéro 23 sur le traitement judiciaire des mouvements de contestation sort demain en librairie !
revue-deliberee.org/numeros/pour...
revue-deliberee.org/numeros/pour...
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🗞️ Heureux de signer dans @revue-deliberee.bsky.social un article sur les dérives sécuritaires qui menacent nos libertés militantes et syndicales. 🚨 Entre surveillance accrue et répression, quel avenir pour la démocratie ? 📚 À découvrir ici 👉 revue-deliberee.org/numeros/pour...
Délibérée n°23 : Poursuivre les luttes
Comment la justice se positionne-t-elle face aux mouvements de contestation dans un contexte de restriction des libertés mais aussi de crises sociales et environnementales majeures ? Sa place et son ...
revue-deliberee.org
December 16, 2024 at 4:10 PM
🗞️ Heureux de signer dans @revue-deliberee.bsky.social un article sur les dérives sécuritaires qui menacent nos libertés militantes et syndicales. 🚨 Entre surveillance accrue et répression, quel avenir pour la démocratie ? 📚 À découvrir ici 👉 revue-deliberee.org/numeros/pour...
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Sur ce sujet, lire le texte témoignage de Patrick Ackerman dans le dernier numéro de Délibérée, avec les précisions de Jean-Paul Teissonnière, avocat droit.cairn.info/revue-delibe...
January 22, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Sur ce sujet, lire le texte témoignage de Patrick Ackerman dans le dernier numéro de Délibérée, avec les précisions de Jean-Paul Teissonnière, avocat droit.cairn.info/revue-delibe...
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Témoignage d'un juge turc, réfugié en France, sur la répression qu'il a subie et que d'autres continuent de subir en Turquie. Porter cette parole c'est aussi œuvrer à l'État de droit et la démocratie. Nouvel article, du dernier numéro, en accès libre.
blogs.mediapart.fr/revue-delibe...
blogs.mediapart.fr/revue-delibe...
Turquie, enfermer les juges
Dans la nuit du 15 au 16 juillet 2016, la tentative de coup d'État fait basculer la Turquie. Près de 3 000 magistrat·es sont immédiatement démis·es et rapidement incarcéré·es. Réfugié en France après…
blogs.mediapart.fr
January 29, 2025 at 5:17 PM
Témoignage d'un juge turc, réfugié en France, sur la répression qu'il a subie et que d'autres continuent de subir en Turquie. Porter cette parole c'est aussi œuvrer à l'État de droit et la démocratie. Nouvel article, du dernier numéro, en accès libre.
blogs.mediapart.fr/revue-delibe...
blogs.mediapart.fr/revue-delibe...
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«Ces derniers jours ont été les pires de notre existence» : des milliers d’alaouites fuient la Syrie et gagnent le Liban
L’effroyable phase de violence qui a embrasé la côte syrienne, bastion de la communauté alaouite dont est issu le clan Assad, fait vaciller le fragile équilibre du pays.
Lire 👇
L’effroyable phase de violence qui a embrasé la côte syrienne, bastion de la communauté alaouite dont est issu le clan Assad, fait vaciller le fragile équilibre du pays.
Lire 👇
«Ces derniers jours ont été les pires de notre existence» : des milliers d’alaouites fuient la Syrie et gagnent le Liban
L’effroyable phase de violence qui a embrasé la côte syrienne fait vaciller le fragile équilibre du pays. Traumatisés par les massacres, beaucoup de Syriens ont choisi de rejoindre clandestinement le Liban voisin.
www.liberation.fr
March 12, 2025 at 2:46 PM
«Ces derniers jours ont été les pires de notre existence» : des milliers d’alaouites fuient la Syrie et gagnent le Liban
L’effroyable phase de violence qui a embrasé la côte syrienne, bastion de la communauté alaouite dont est issu le clan Assad, fait vaciller le fragile équilibre du pays.
Lire 👇
L’effroyable phase de violence qui a embrasé la côte syrienne, bastion de la communauté alaouite dont est issu le clan Assad, fait vaciller le fragile équilibre du pays.
Lire 👇
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It is not an accident that populists attack independent judiciaries(JWMüller).
At the Medel conference in Berlin we shared experiences and views on populist threats to the #ruleoflaw and #independence of the #judiciary
medelnet.eu/internationa... @jpdemocracia.bsky.social@smagistrature.bsky.social
At the Medel conference in Berlin we shared experiences and views on populist threats to the #ruleoflaw and #independence of the #judiciary
medelnet.eu/internationa... @jpdemocracia.bsky.social@smagistrature.bsky.social
International conference – Berlin, 28 February 2025
On 28 February 2025, MEDEL and its German member associations held the international conference on “The European minimum wage directive” and “Far right populism and its effects on Justice”. The confe...
medelnet.eu
March 5, 2025 at 1:22 PM
It is not an accident that populists attack independent judiciaries(JWMüller).
At the Medel conference in Berlin we shared experiences and views on populist threats to the #ruleoflaw and #independence of the #judiciary
medelnet.eu/internationa... @jpdemocracia.bsky.social@smagistrature.bsky.social
At the Medel conference in Berlin we shared experiences and views on populist threats to the #ruleoflaw and #independence of the #judiciary
medelnet.eu/internationa... @jpdemocracia.bsky.social@smagistrature.bsky.social
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While EU institutions have by and large stopped paying close attention to the #ruleoflaw situation internally due to the external geopolitical situation, this doesn't mean the internal situation is not worsening when it comes to systemic threats to (and violations of) the rule of law
MEDEL stands by the Italian magistrates who are on strike today to denounce the threats to the #ruleoflaw and #judicial independence posed by a radical revision of the constitutional framework of the judiciary
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medelnet.eu/solidarity-w...
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medelnet.eu/solidarity-w...
March 2, 2025 at 10:19 AM
While EU institutions have by and large stopped paying close attention to the #ruleoflaw situation internally due to the external geopolitical situation, this doesn't mean the internal situation is not worsening when it comes to systemic threats to (and violations of) the rule of law
March 2, 2025 at 4:58 PM
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Probably the most awaited speaker, András Baka, former Supreme Court president and the protagonist of Baka v Hunagry (ECtHR).
February 22, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Probably the most awaited speaker, András Baka, former Supreme Court president and the protagonist of Baka v Hunagry (ECtHR).
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He was a judge of the European Court of Human Rights, before serving as Supreme Court president. Yet, he was fired by lawmaking. As the ECtHR ruled, he was removed because he was speaking out against laws undermining judges’ ability to properly serve society.
February 22, 2025 at 1:25 PM
He was a judge of the European Court of Human Rights, before serving as Supreme Court president. Yet, he was fired by lawmaking. As the ECtHR ruled, he was removed because he was speaking out against laws undermining judges’ ability to properly serve society.
Reposted by Muhiddin Karatas
MEDEL stands by the Italian magistrates who are on strike today to denounce the threats to the #ruleoflaw and #judicial independence posed by a radical revision of the constitutional framework of the judiciary
👇🇬🇧
medelnet.eu/solidarity-w...
👇🇬🇧
medelnet.eu/solidarity-w...
February 27, 2025 at 1:08 PM
MEDEL stands by the Italian magistrates who are on strike today to denounce the threats to the #ruleoflaw and #judicial independence posed by a radical revision of the constitutional framework of the judiciary
👇🇬🇧
medelnet.eu/solidarity-w...
👇🇬🇧
medelnet.eu/solidarity-w...
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The “astonishment” of the Turkish Minister of Justice in conversation with Minister Nordio. Our questions remain unanswered
#Turkey
www.questionegiustizia.it/articolo/the... (En)
www.questionegiustizia.it/articolo/lo-... (It)
#Turkey
www.questionegiustizia.it/articolo/the... (En)
www.questionegiustizia.it/articolo/lo-... (It)
The “Astonishment” of the Turkish Minister of Justice in Conversation with Minister Nordio. Our Questions Remain Unanswered
The “Astonishment” of the Turkish Minister of Justice in Conversation with Minister Nordio. Our Questions Remain Unanswered Rivista Questione Giustizia di Magistratura Democratica.
www.questionegiustizia.it
February 24, 2025 at 8:00 PM
The “astonishment” of the Turkish Minister of Justice in conversation with Minister Nordio. Our questions remain unanswered
#Turkey
www.questionegiustizia.it/articolo/the... (En)
www.questionegiustizia.it/articolo/lo-... (It)
#Turkey
www.questionegiustizia.it/articolo/the... (En)
www.questionegiustizia.it/articolo/lo-... (It)