EIRP Proceedings, Vol 1 (2006)

Abstract

The European Union does actually stand for a political entity that is in full democratic upsurge. European citizenship is de facto at the very basis of acknowledging as well as guaranteeing several European citizens’ rights and liberties such as: the claimant’s right, the diplomatic and council protection right, the right to vote and that of being elected in both municipality-concerned and European elections. Certainly, the European edifice has by no means been actually completed, the aftermath years being indeed the very coordinate of such terms as liberty, democracy and guaranteeing the fundamental rights and liberties of individuals.