The charticle presents the main conclusions of the country’s Progress Report 2014, in particular the developments and recommendations related to the issues of (anti)corruption and accountability.
Particular focus of the charticle is placed on Chapter 23: Judiciary and fundamental rights, and Chapter 24: Justice, freedom and security.
Source: Albania Progress Report 2014, DG Enlargement, European Commission
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