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The European Legal Framework on Hate Speech, Blasphemy and its Interaction with Freedom of
Expression
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Fecha
Autor externo
Ámbito político
Estudio
15-09-2015
Milieu Ltd.
Politica social | Evaluación de la legislación y las políticas en la práctica | Derecho de la UE: sistema jurídico y actos
legislativos | Derechos humanos
Palabra clave discurso | libertad de expresión | delito contra las personas | elaboración del Derecho de la UE | libertad religiosa |
estudio de casos | Estado de Derecho | comercio electrónico | igualdad de trato | lucha contra la discriminación |
terrorismo | racismo | Carta de los Derechos Fundamentales de la Unión Europea
Resumen At the request of the LIBE committee, this study provides an overview of the legal framework applicable to hate speech
and hate crime on the one hand and to blasphemy and religious insult on the other hand. It also evaluates the
effectiveness of existing legislation in selected Member States and explores opportunities to strengthen the current EU
legal framework, whilst fully respecting the fundamental rights of freedom of expression and freedom of thought,
conscience and religion. The study also provides the European Parliament with guidelines on dealing with hate speech
within the EU institutions.
Publicación en EN
The State of the Union debate in the European Parliament
Tipo de publicación
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Autor
Ámbito político
Palabra clave
Briefing
03-09-2015
Eva-Maria Alexandrova POPTCHEVA
Democracia en la UE, Derecho institucional y parlamentario
discurso | campaña de sensibilización | debate parlamentario | presidente de la Comisión | situación política |
elaboración del Derecho de la UE | comisario europeo | situación de la Unión Europea | competencia institucional (UE)
| relación interinstitucional (UE) | procedimiento parlamentario | situación económica
Resumen The United States has a long-standing tradition of presidential State of the Union addresses, in which the President
speaks in the Capitol to a joint session of Congress, thus fulfilling his constitutional obligation. In contrast to the US
Constitution, the EU Treaties do not prescribe the EU State of the Union address given by the President of the
European Commission. Rather, that was instigated with the 2010 Framework agreement between the European
Parliament and the European Commission as part of the annual political and legislative programming of the Union.
Four State of the Union speeches were delivered by President José Manuel Barroso between 2010 and 2013 during
his second term as Commission President, marked mainly by the economic and financial crisis in the EU.
The State of the Union speech by the President of the European Commission constitutes an important instrument for
ex-ante accountability vis-à-vis Parliament but it is also aimed at rendering the definition of priorities at EU level more
transparent and at communicating those priorities to citizens.
The 2015 State of the Union speech by President Jean-Claude Juncker takes place in a decisive year for the
European Union, marked by the Greek debt crisis, the asylum and immigration crisis as well as international
geopolitical challenges. But the State of the Union debate is, for the first time, also set in the broader process of
political agenda-setting that started with the 2014 elections to the European Parliament and the nomination of the 'lead
candidates' for the Presidency of the Commission. The ensuing election of the President of the Commission by
Parliament and the parliamentary hearings of the Commissioners-designate, as well as the adoption of the 2015
Commission Work Programme, led to a politically intense year, changing the context in which Juncker's first State of
the Union address has now to be delivered.
Publicación en EN
01-12-2016
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