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  • The new Shadow Report on Chapter 23 is published (May 2016 - January 2018)

    This report encompasses the period between the beginning of May 2016 and the end of January 2018. The report’s period has been extended in order to correspond to the new cycle of European Commission reports, which are to be released in April.See more

  • MYLA and ZENIT Association joined Network 23

    The Macedonian Young Lawyers Association (MYLA) and The Association for Development Initiatives – ZENIT have joined the network of organizations for policy monitoring and advocacy in Chapter 23: Judiciary, Fundamental Human Rights and Fight against Corruption – Network 23. See all the members.See more

  • Announcement of Network 23 on the reforms on interception of communications

    As a network of civil society organizations dedicated to the preservation and promotion of democratic values, the rule of law and protection of human rights, Network 23 expresses concern about the way the reform of the communications monitoring system is being implemented.See more

  • Network 23: 54% of the administration thinks that the situation in the judiciary is bad

    An opinion survey of the public administration in Macedonia regarding the situation in Chapter 23: Judiciary, Anti-corruption and Fundamental Human Rights is published.See more

Judiciary

The future member states of the EU should have an independent, impartial and accountable, professional, competent and effective judiciary. The goal is to ensure the rule of law as one of the fundamental values of the EU as well as the enforcement of EU law in all member states.

Anti-corruption policy

Corruption is a serious threat to the stability of the democratic institutions and the rule of law. Therefore, EU member states are obliged to ensure effective fight against corruption.

Fundamental rights

The Union respects the fundamental rights as they are guaranteed in the Charter of Fundamental rights of the EU. The respect of the fundamental rights is a wide area which is comprised of numerous international mechanisms for protection and gurantees of human rights.

EU citizen rights

This relates to the active and passive voter’s right for the local and European Parliament elections, the free movement as well as the international diplomatic and consular protection. They are usually relevant prior to the accession in the EU.