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Parliament adopted further amendments covering foreign-funded activities, political participation and criminal penalties.
The later opinion confirms adoption.
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Parliament approved the act in third reading with 86 votes, establishing registration and reporting duties.
The parliamentary account also records monitoring mechanisms and criminal liability for evading specified obligations. Adoption is distinct from entry into force.
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Parliament approved the family-values and protection-of-minors bill in its third reading with 84 votes in favour.
Its sponsor presented the measure as protecting minors and family values. That stated rationale is recorded without endorsing its characterizations of LGBT people.
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Parliament finally adopted the foreign-influence law after overriding the President’s veto.
ODIHR’s dated opinion confirms this legislative stage, which is distinct from the third-reading vote and subsequent implementation.
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The Venice Commission’s urgent opinion found the foreign-influence law incompatible with European and international rights standards.
It recommended repeal in its existing form. This is an advisory legal assessment, not a court judgment.
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Parliament approved the law in its third reading. The Public Defender called for a different approach to transparency.
The Defender identified risks to privacy and stigmatizing terminology; this entry records adoption, not commencement of every provision.
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The law regulates data processing, individual rights and supervisory powers.
Most substantive provisions were scheduled for 1 March 2024, with other provisions phased separately.
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After protests, Parliament voted down the bill in second reading; a parallel foreign-agent proposal was withdrawn.
Later legislation is recorded separately.
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The amendments extended covert-measure and notification periods and broadened covered offences.
The president subsequently vetoed them; the Venice Commission called for stronger justification and comprehensive oversight reform.
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Parliament adopted protection against discrimination, including on political opinion, sexual orientation and gender identity grounds.
The original text assigns oversight to the Public Defender and permits court claims.
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