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How are EU rules transposed into national law? : Hungary 2017

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The ruling FIDESZ-KDNP right-wing permanent party alliance (Fiatal Demokraták Szövetsége – Kereszténydemokrata Néppárt: Alliance of Young Democrats – Christian Democratic People’s Party) has structurally reorganised the Hungarian state organisation and fundamentally modified the Hungarian legal system since 2010. The previous Constitution was also replaced on 25 April 2011 with a new Fundamental Law by the representatives of the ruling permanent party alliance which has a two-thirds majority in Parliament. The Fundamental Law has been modified six times within five years following its adoption by the same Coalition in order to solve domestic political problems by means of legislation; none of them was related to gender equality issues. From a gender point of view, the most important feature is that the fifth modification did not alter the notion of the family, which was introduced by the fourth modification of the Fundamental Law, and which established that a family is based on a marriage between a man and a woman, thereby excluding heterosexual cohabiting couples and same-sex couples from the concept of the family. The excessive alterations to the legal system could only be followed with great difficulty by legal professionals and citizens, which profoundly increased the unpredictability of the case law and uncertainty in everyday legal practice. As will be discussed in detail below, gender equality is guaranteed by Article XV (2) and (3) of the new Fundamental Law. The framework rules on equal treatment are regulated by the ‘Equality Act’ (Act CXXV of 2003, on Equal Treatment and Promotion of Equal Opportunities (abbreviated in Hungarian as: Ebktv.), which defines the 20 grounds of discrimination (including sex and motherhood) and the basic concepts of equality law, and are to be applied in the entire legal system. Claims arising from gender equality cases may be adjudicated by the Equal Treatment Authority (ETA) and/or by the civil and labour courts, depending upon the merits of the case and the aims of the claimant. As the most dissuasive sanction that the ETA can apply is a fine, the claimant who wants financial compensation or reinstatement in the original job must proceed in the court system. The court system is organised on four levels: the courts of first instance (with separate courts for employment and administrative claims); two levels of appellate courts; and the Kúria (which is the new name of the Supreme Court). The Constitutional Court adjudicates issues in relation to conformity with the Fundamental Law and constitutional complaints.

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Публикувано: 2017-06-21
Корпоративен aвтор: human european consultancy , Migration Policy Group , Universiteit Utrecht , Генерална дирекция „Правосъдие и потребители“ (Европейска комисия)
Индивидуални автори: Nacsa, Beáta
Теми: Основни права
Тема: антидискриминационни мерки , възрастова дискриминация , дискриминация по пол , доклад , изравнено заплащане , национално право , отпуск за гледане на дете , отпуск по бащинство , отпуск по майчинство , пенсионна схема , прилагане на правото на ЕС , равенство между половете , равно третиране , сексуален тормоз , социална сигурност , Унгария

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ISSN 2600-0164

ISBN 978-92-79-69495-0

DOI 10.2838/170295

Каталожен номер DS-02-17-705-EN-N

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ISSN 2600-0164	ISBN 978-92-79-69495-0	DOI 10.2838/170295	Каталожен номер DS-02-17-705-EN-N

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