Civil society organizations call for consultations on draft laws on lobbying
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News CPLRThe European integration Project Manager at the Centre of Policy and Legal Reform joined the discussion on the state of reforms and implementation of the Eastern Partnership policy over the past two years, which took place in Brussels.
The participants of the press conference expressed their opinions on the beginning of a new experience of competitive selection of candidates for the position of a CCU judge, the problem of vacant positions, and the procedure for forming the CCU in terms of European integration
More than a hundred civil society organizations are convinced that “elections and a full-scale war are incompatible”
Preserving and developing democracy in Ukraine: Parliament and other democratic institutions in wartime. Presentation of the analytical note
CPLR experts have analyzed how the membership of the Constitutional Court is formed in select member states of the Council of Europe
On the anniversary of the full-scale invasion, the CPLR and other public organizations appealed to the international community
The Centrе of Poliсy and Legal Reform initiated a call from public organizations to the Government and People’s Deputies regarding the prospects for the introduction of prefects
Law on Administrative Procedure is finally signed and recognized by the expert community as one of the most influential pieces of legislation
We publish the results of the online-conference «Preserving and Developing Ukraine’s Democracy: What are the Current and the Future Challenges of Democratic Transformation?»
The Centre of Policy and Legal Reform is a Ukrainian think-tank established in 1996. The CPLR is a non-governmental, non-profit and non-party organization. Our mission is to facilitate institutional reforms in Ukraine for strengthening democracy, rule of law, and good governance.
On May 31, the Verkhovna Rada declared a vote of no confidence in the Commissioner for Human Rights, Lyudmyla Denisova. Since then, the position remains vacant.