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Rule of law in the EU beyond political divisions. Budgetary sanctions and a new programme for citizens

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23 April 2019

Rule of law in the EU beyond political divisions. Budgetary sanctions and a new programme for citizens

Rights and Values Programme (RVP) fill gaps in the EU’s instruments for protecting the rule of law. Member states must not to be tempted to trade this strategic issue for other, more immediate gains.

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