22
March
2019
Charta základných práv EÚ – Použitie a pridaná hodnota v členských štátoch EÚ
Členské štáty sú výslovne povinné podporovať uplatňovanie charty. Tieto prehľady jednotlivých krajín podporujú túto snahu tým, že poskytujú príklady jej uplatňovania a zdôrazňujú, akým spôsobom charta vytvára pridanú hodnotu.
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