Omnibus I and the non-regression principle for EU values and objectives

Blog post analyzes the human rights rollback in Omnibus I through the lens of the non-regression principle for EU values and objectives. It argues that there is no evidentiary support that the regression under Omnibus I is balanced out by the advancement of other EU objectives.

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2026-04-20
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https://doi.org/10.21428/9885764c.409610df
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European and International Contract Law
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Omnibus I and the non-regression principle for EU values and objectives

Katarzyna Szepelak, Grzegorz Paciecha
European and International Contract Law
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Omnibus I and the non-regression principle for EU values and objectives

Katarzyna Szepelak, Grzegorz Paciecha
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Blog post analyzes the human rights rollback in Omnibus I through the lens of the non-regression principle for EU values and objectives. It argues that there is no evidentiary support that the regression under Omnibus I is balanced out by the advancement of other EU objectives.

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