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What Do The On-Call Critics of the Government Have to Say About This? Freedom House Estimated the Level of Freedom in Slovenia, and it is the Highest After 2017!

The American non-governmental organisation Freedom House has reissued a report on the level of freedom in the countries of the world. While it points out that for the 15th year in a row, there has been a decline in the level of freedom around the world, the data are extremely favourable for Slovenia. Namely, Slovenia …

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Romana Tomc After the Discussion About the Media: European Bureaucrats Have No Idea About What is Going on in Slovenia!

“It is really great that today’s meeting of Sophie in’t Veld’s group was publicly broadcast. That was not how it was intended at first. But since it was publicly broadcast, it was not possible to hide the complete ignorance of the European bureaucrats about what was happening in Slovenia. They really have no idea,” said …

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Odbor 2015 to the Slovenian Association of State Prosecutors: When the State Prosecutor Was Being Pressured, Marjan Šarec Was the Prime Minister, Not Janez Janša!

Odbor 2015 (Committee 2015) issued a press release, in which it polemised and criticised the response of the Slovenian Association of State Prosecutors. In the message, members of Odbor 2015 pointed out that they are surprised by the response of the association, which informed the Council of Europe about numerous “inadmissible” pressures on state prosecutors …

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The European Parliament’s “In-Depth Analysis” Regarding the State of Democracy, the Rule of Law and Fundamental Rights in Slovenia was “Inspired” by the Most “Impartial” Slovenian Journalists

We recently found out that the European Parliament has prepared an in-depth analysis of the state of the democracy, the rule of law and fundamental rights in Slovenia. This is especially important in light of the exportation of fake news to foreign media, which are then brought back to Slovenia, and for finding ways for …

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Janša to the Former President of ALDE: “Stop Patronising… First, You Have to Earn the Trust of Your Own Voters, Then Lecture All Others.”

Guy Verhofstadt, a Belgian MEP from the ranks of the political group Renew Europe of the European Parliament, has also turned out to be one of the people who have suddenly become very worried about the state of the media in Slovenia. After the infamous Politico article was published, accusing the Prime Minister Janez Janša …

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How Lawyer and Constitutional Court Judge Rok Čeferin Blocked a Lawyer Candidate Twice – and Added Another Black Spot to the Court’s Reputation

According to Požareport, the Constitutional Court Judge Rok Čeferin, in his role of a rapporteur, proposed to the members of the Senate Špelca Mežnar and Matej Accetto, to dismiss the appeal of Peter Kodrič, who appealed to the Constitutional Court because the Supervisory Board of the Bar Association of Slovenia rejected his application to become …

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Ahead of the EU Presidency and in the Context of the Rule of Law Debate, it is Important to Bring Attention to the Tragic Crimes of the Totalitarian Regimes

Millions of victims were persecuted, tortured, imprisoned and killed under the totalitarian and authoritarian regimes of the twentieth-century Europe. The main goal of the European integration process is to ensure that fundamental rights and the rule of law are respected. Since it is well-known that misinterpretations of history can contribute to the promotion of policies …

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Prime Minister Janez Janša and Minister of Culture Vasko Simoniti are happy to accept the invitation in connection with the debate on the rule of law in Slovenia

Sophie In ‘t Veld (Renew / D66), who heads the Group for Monitoring Respect for Democracy, the Rule of Law and Fundamental Rights within the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Rights, Justice and Home Affairs, has sent an invitation letter to the Prime Minister Janez Janša and Minister of Culture Vasko Simoniti for in camera …

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Government plans to set up 61 vaccination centres in Slovenia

The government adopted a revised vaccination strategy on Monday, envisaging 61 vaccination centres, including 13 in hospitals. Presenting the changes, Health Minister Janez Poklukar said on Tuesday priority groups remain the same, with health workers in top tier, followed by people over 80, 75 and 70, and then vulnerable patients with chronic conditions. Next come …

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