Slovakia: Kuciak murder trial to start next month
Bratislava, Slovakia – The trial of the four people accused of Jan Kuciak’s murder will officially begin next month, Slovakia’sContinue Reading
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Hungary drops controversial judicial reform
Budapest, Hungary – Hungary has dropped its controversial administrative courts reform, Justice Minister Judit Varga told the state news agencyContinue Reading
Czechs take to the street to defend independent judiciary
Prague, Czech Republic – Czechs are taking to the street to voice their support to the independence of the judiciaryContinue Reading
Czech President Milos Zeman faces threat of impeachment
Prague, Czech Republic – Local media reported earlier this week that a group of Czech senators has started to draftContinue Reading
Czech PM faces unlikely new threat over conflict of interest accusations
Prague, Czech Republic – Andrej Babis, the billionaire Czech Prime Minister and second richest man in the country, has longContinue Reading
Former Slovak PM Robert Fico seeks new job as Constitutional Court judge
Bratislava, Slovakia – Despite his resignation as Prime Minister last year in the wake of Jan Kuciak’s murder and the mass protestsContinue Reading
EU Justice Commissioner Věra Jourová on whistleblowers, delators, and how to tell the difference
Brussels, Belgium – In an interview with Spanish daily El Pais, Czech-born EU Commissioner for Justice, Consumers and Gender EqualityContinue Reading
