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CoE: Respecting democracy, rule of law and human rights in the framework of the COVID-19 sanitary crisis

Topic
Law Human rights COVID-19
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Council of Europe

07 April 2020

"The toolkit is designed to help ensure that measures taken by member states during the current crisis remain proportional to the threat posed by the spread of the virus and are limited in time."

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Respecting democracy, rule of law and human rights in the framework of the COVID-19 sanitary crisis: A toolkit for member states (link)

 

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