Tag Archive for rule of law

Citizenship at its Grassroots: a Talk about Democracy and the Rule of Law in Warsaw

by Editorial team of The AEGEEan on January 5, 2018 in European Events

AEGEE-Warszawa and the European Citizenship Working Group have great things in store for this spring. With Citizenship at its Grassroots-European and Polish Perspectives, they want to explore the current situation of democracy and the rule of law in Europe and Poland during a three-days event in March. We reached out to Patrycja Figarska, from AEGEE-Warszawa, and Álvaro González Pérez and Jasmin… Read more →

Is the Rule of Law in Europe at Stake? A Report from Brussels

by Jasmin Kaiser on August 15, 2017 in Beyond AEGEE

“Freedom is such a high value that you only feel it, once you don’t have it…” Does the state determine my freedom? How are people in Europe affected by state limitation? Isn’t freedom self-evident in a (European) democracy? Can Europeans take freedom for granted? Can a state deny me my fundamental rights? What happens when laws do exist on paper,… Read more →