Brussels slams Hungary, Poland
By AFP
July 21, 2021
Brussels: The European Commission sounded alarm over judicial independence, media freedom and anti-graft efforts in Hungary and Poland in a report Tuesday, as calls mount to withhold funds over rule of law breaches.
The warnings from Brussels follow a stream of criticism against the right-wing administrations in Hungary and Poland that has seen the EU begin a slew of legal cases over alleged breaches of the bloc´s rules and values.
The latest charges come in the EU´s second annual report examining press freedom, justice systems and official checks and balances across the 27 nation bloc, released on Tuesday.
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