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  • Country sheets
    22
    March
    2019

    Het Handvest van de grondrechten van de Europese Unie - Gebruik en toegevoegde waarde in de lidstaten van de EU

    De lidstaten hebben de uitdrukkelijke plicht om de toepassing van het Handvest te bevorderen. Deze landenoverzichten dragen daartoe bij doordat zij voorbeelden geven van het gebruik van het Handvest en laten zien welke toegevoegde waarde het biedt.
  • Country sheets
    22
    March
    2019

    Karta praw podstawowych Unii Europejskiej – Stosowanie i wartość dodana w państwach członkowskich UE

    Państwa członkowskie mają wyraźny obowiązek promowania stosowania Karty. Niniejsze noty informacyjne dla poszczególnych krajów wspierają te starania, podając przykłady wykorzystania Karty i podkreślając, w jaki sposób wnosi ona wartość dodaną.
  • Country sheets
    22
    March
    2019

    Carta dos Direitos Fundamentais da UE - Utilização e valor acrescentado nos Estados-Membros da UE

    Os Estados-Membros têm o dever expresso de promover a aplicação da Carta. Estas fichas nacionais apoiam esse esforço, dando exemplos da utilização da Carta e realçando os seus benefícios.
  • Country sheets
    22
    March
    2019

    Carta drepturilor fundamentale a UE — Utilizare și valoare adăugată în statele membre ale UE

    Statele membre au datoria explicită de a promova aplicarea Cartei. Aceste fișe de țară sprijină acest efort, oferind exemple de utilizare a Cartei și evidențiind modul în care aceasta adaugă valoare.
  • Country sheets
    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.
  • Country sheets
    22
    March
    2019

    Listina EU o temeljnih pravicah – njena uporaba in dodana vrednost v državah članicah EU

    Države članice imajo izrecno dolžnost, da spodbujajo uporabo Listine. Ti pregledi posamičnih držav podpirajo tovrstna prizadevanja s predstavitvijo primerov uporabe Listine in osvetlitvijo njene dodane vrednosti.
  • Country sheets
    22
    March
    2019

    EU-stadgan om de grundläggande rättigheterna – Användning och mervärde i EU-medlemsstaterna

    Medlemsstaterna har en uttrycklig skyldighet att främja tillämpningen av stadgan. Dessa landspecifika faktablad är ett led i denna strävan och innehåller exempel på hur stadgan används samt belyser det mervärde stadgan tillför.
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018
    CS and ET versions now available
    16 October 2020

    Прилагане на Хартата на основните права на Европейския съюз при законотворчеството и разработването на политики на национално равнище

    Като един съвременен каталог на правата на човека, Хартата съдържа много
    права, които не присъстват в установените харти на правата, и действително
    изглежда добре на хартия. Хората, запознати с основните принципи на правото
    на Съюза, обикновено цитират текста от Хартата, който гласи, че тя винаги
    е обвързваща за ЕС, а за държавите членки — само когато „прилагат право на ЕС“.
    Какво обаче означава тази често цитирана формулировка от член 51 на Хартата?
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018
    DE, HR, NL and PL versions now available
    30 April 2020

    Uplatňování - Listiny základních práv Evropské unie v právu a tvorbě politik na vnitrostátní úrovni

    Jako velmi moderní soubor lidských práv obsahující mnoho práv, která se nenacházejí
    v zavedených listinách práv, je Listina základních práv skutečně kvalitním
    dokumentem. Ti, kteří jsou obeznámeni s hlavními zásadami práva EU, jsou obvykle
    schopni rychle odrecitovat, že listina je pro EU závazná vždy a pro členské státy jen
    výhradně, pokud „uplatňují právo Unie“. Co však toto často citované znění článku 51
    listiny vlastně znamená?
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018
    CS and ET versions now available
    16 October 2020

    Anvendelse af Den Europæiske Unions charter om grundlæggende rettigheder i national ret og politikudformning

    Som et meget moderne menneskerettighedskatalog med en masse rettigheder, som
    ikke findes i gældende borgerrettighedslovgivning, ser chartret særdeles godt ud
    på papiret. De, der er bekendt med de vigtigste principper i EU-retten, kan normalt
    hurtigt udtale sig om, at chartret altid er bindende for EU, og for medlemsstaterne
    kun når de »gennemfører EU-retten«. Men hvad betyder denne ofte citerede vending
    fra chartrets artikel 51 egentlig?
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018
    Italian and Romanian version now available
    03 April 2020

    Anwendung der Charta der Grundrechte der Europäischen Union im Rahmen der nationalen Gesetzgebung und Politikgestaltung

    As a very modern human rights catalogue containing many rights not found in established bills of rights, the Charter indeed looks good on paper. Those familiar with the
    main principles of EU law can usually quickly recite that the Charter is always binding
    on the EU, and binding on Member States only when they are “implementing EU law”.
    But what does this often-quoted language from Article 51 of the Charter actually mean?
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018
    DA and BG versions now available
    04 November 2020

    Εφαρμογή του Χάρτη των Θεμελιωδών Δικαιωμάτων της Ευρωπαϊκής Ένωσης στη νομοθεσία και στη χάραξη πολιτικής σε εθνικό επίπεδο

    Ως ένας πολύ σύγχρονος κατάλογος ανθρωπίνων δικαιωμάτων ο οποίος περιέχει
    πολλά δικαιώματα που δεν υπάρχουν σε θεσπισθείσες διακηρύξεις δικαιωμάτων,
    ο Χάρτης φαίνεται πράγματι ικανοποιητικός στη θεωρία. Όσοι είναι εξοικειωμένοι
    με τις βασικές αρχές του δικαίου της ΕΕ μπορούν συνήθως να δηλώσουν χωρίς
    δεύτερη σκέψη ότι ο Χάρτης είναι πάντα δεσμευτικός για την ΕΕ, και ότι είναι
    δεσμευτικός για τα κράτη μέλη μόνον όταν «εφαρμόζουν το δίκαιο της Ένωσης».
    Τι σημαίνει όμως στην πραγματικότητα αυτή η συχνά αναφερόμενη φράση του
    άρθρου 51 του Χάρτη;
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018
    UA version now available
    30 April 2026

    Applying the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union in law and policymaking at national level - Guidance

    As a very modern human rights catalogue containing many rights not found in established bills of rights, the Charter indeed looks good on paper. Those familiar with the main principles of EU law can usually quickly recite that the Charter is always binding on the EU, and binding on Member States only when they are "implementing EU law". But what does this often-quoted language from Article 51 of the Charter actually mean?
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018
    BG, DA and EL versions now available
    04 November 2020

    Aplicación de la Carta de los Derechos Fundamentales de la Unión Europea en la elaboración de normas y políticas de ámbito nacional

    En efecto, la Carta se percibe a priori como un catálogo muy innovador al incorporar numerosos derechos no incluidos en otras cartas de derechos ya consolidadas. Normalmente, quienes se encuentren familiarizados con los principios básicos del Derecho de la Unión recordarán enseguida que la Carta vincula en todo momento a la UE y que únicamente vincula a los Estados miembros cuando «apliquen el Derecho de la Unión». Pero ¿qué significan en realidad estos términos del artículo 51 de la Carta, que tan a menudo se citan?
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018
    DE, HR, NL and PL versions now available
    30 April 2020

    Euroopa Liidu põhiõigusteharta kohaldamineõigusaktides ja poliitikakujundamises

    Nüüdisaegse inimõiguste kogumina, mis sisaldab palju õigusi, mida varem kehtestatud
    õiguste koodeksites ei leidu, on harta paberväljaanne muljetavaldav. Euroopa Liidu
    õiguse peamiste põhimõtete tundjad oskavad tavaliselt kiiresti öelda, et harta on
    ELile alati siduv, kuid liikmesriikidele on see siduv üksnes „liidu õiguse kohaldamise
    korral“. Mida see harta artikli 51 sageli tsiteeritud sõnastus tegelikult tähendab?
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018

    Euroopan unionin perusoikeuskirjan soveltaminen kansallisessa lainsäädännössä ja päätöksenteossa

    Kyseessä on erittäin nykyaikainen ihmisoikeuksien luettelo, jossa on monia sellaisia
    oikeuksia, joita ei ole vakiintuneissa oikeusluetteloissa. Paperilla perusoikeuskirja
    näyttääkin hyvältä. Ne, jotka tuntevat EU:n oikeuden pääperiaatteet, pystyvät tavallisesti sanomaan välittömästi, että peruskirja sitoo EU:ta aina ja jäsenvaltioita vain
    silloin, kun ne ”soveltavat unionin oikeutta”. Mitä tämä usein siteerattu perusoikeuskirjan 51 artiklan kohta sitten todella tarkoittaa?
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018

    Application de la Charte des droits fondamentaux de l’Union européenne dans le processus législatif et l’élaboration des politiques à l’échelle nationale

    En tant que catalogue très moderne des droits de l’homme, la Charte inclut de nombreux
    droits absents des déclarations de droits établies de longue date, et sa lecture
    suscite une impression très favorable. Les personnes qui connaissent les grands
    principes du droit de l’UE sont en général capables de réciter rapidement que la Charte
    est toujours contraignante pour l’UE, et l’est pour les États membres uniquement
    « lorsqu’ils mettent en oeuvre le droit de l’Union ». Mais que signifie cette expression
    souvent citée de l’article 51 de la Charte ?
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018
    Italian and Romanian version now available
    03 April 2020

    Primjena Povelje Europske unije o temeljnim pravima u izradi zakonodavstva i oblikovanju politika na nacionalnoj razini

    Rijec je o iznimno suvremenom skupu ljudskih prava koji sadržava brojna prava koja
    nisu ukljucena u postojece povelje o pravima, što Povelju cini vrlo dojmljivom na
    papiru. Oni upuceni u glavna nacela prava EU-a obicno mogu brzo izreci da je Povelja
    uvijek obvezujuca za EU, a za države clanice obvezujuca je samo kad „provode zakonodavstvo
    EU-a”. No što ta cesto citirana formulacija iz clanka 51. Povelje zapravo znaci?
  • Handbook / Guide / Manual
    23
    October
    2018
    BG, DA and EL versions now available
    04 November 2020

    Az Európai Unió Alapjogi Chartájának nemzeti szinten történő alkalmazása a jogalkotásban és a döntéshozatalban

    Rendkívül korszerű emberi jogi jegyzékként számos olyan jogot foglal magában, amelyek más elfogadott alapjogi okmányokban nem szerepelnek, így a Charta papíron valóban jól mutat. Akik jól ismerik az uniós jog főbb elveit, rendszerint gyorsan fel tudják mondani, hogy a Charta az EU‑ra nézve mindig kötelező, a tagállamokra nézve viszont csak akkor, amikor „az uniós jogot hajtják végre”. De tulajdonképpen mit jelent a Chartának ez a sokat idézett 51. cikke?
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    2018

    Applicazione della Carta dei diritti fondamentali dell’UE nella legislazione e nell’elaborazione delle politiche a livello nazionale

    Essendo un catalogo dei diritti umani molto moderno, che contiene molti diritti non
    reperibili nelle carte dei diritti consolidate, la Carta sembra davvero buona a livello
    teorico. Coloro che conoscono i principi fondamentali del diritto dell’UE possono di
    solito recitare rapidamente che la Carta è sempre vincolante per l’UE e per gli Stati
    membri solo quando «attuano il diritto dell’UE». Ma che cosa significa in realtà questa
    espressione spesso citata dall’articolo 51 della Carta?
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