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Tuesday, November 21, 2017
EU must confront Poland and Hungary
Around the world, authoritarian governments put pressure on citizens' associations, squeezing the space in which they operate.
Intimidation and imprisonment, legal and funding restrictions, public discrediting and smear campaigns are key elements in their toolbox.
When leaders in Egypt, Russia or Venezuela do this, no one is surprised, but similar developments inside the European Union are shocking. The union prides itself on being a beacon of democratic values and the rule of law where capital, people and ideas move freely in competitive markets.
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