Laws » Party Law in Modern Europe

	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Constitution	Croatia	1990	Article 6	Activity and behaviour,...
(1) The formation of political parties is free.(2) Political parties have to be organized according to a territorial principle. The work of any political party which by its program of... [more]
	Constitution	Croatia	1990	Article 43	Rights and freedoms
(1) Citizens are guaranteed the right to free association for the purposes of protection of their interests or promotion of social, economic, political, national, cultural, and other convictions... [more]
	Constitution	Estonia	1992	Article 30	Extra-parliamentary party, Secondary legislation
(2) The law may restrict the right of some categories of civil servants to engage in commercial activities and to form profit-making associations (Article 31), as well as the right to join... [more]
	Constitution	Estonia	1992	Article 48	Activity and behaviour,...
(1) Everyone shall have the right to form non-profit associations and leagues. Only Estonian citizens may be members of political parties.(3) Associations, leagues or political parties whose aims... [more]
	Constitution	Luxembourg	2008	Article 32bis	Democratic principles
Political parties contribute to the formation of the popular will and the expression of universal suffrage. They express democratic pluralism. [more]
	Constitution	Bulgaria	1991	Article 1	Activity and behaviour
(3) No part of the people, no political party nor any other organization, state institution or individual shall usurp the expression of the popular sovereignty. [more]
	Constitution	Bulgaria	1991	Article 95	Extra-parliamentary party
(2) The President and the Vice President shall not serve as Members of the National Assembly or in any other state, public or economic activity, nor shall they participate in the leadership of any... [more]
	Constitution	Bulgaria	1991	Article 147	Extra-parliamentary party
(5) The status of a judge of the Constitutional Court shall be incompatible with a representative mandate, or any state or public post, or membership in a political party or trade union, or with... [more]
	Constitution	Bulgaria	1991	Article 149	External oversight
(1) The Constitutional Court shall:5. rule on disputes to the constitutionality of political parties and associations; [more]
	Constitution	Croatia	1990	Article 3	Democratic principles
Freedom, equal rights, national equality, peace, social justice, respect for human rights, inviolability of ownership, conservation of nature and the human environment, the rule of law and a... [more]
	Constitution	Croatia	2000	Article 3	Democratic principles
Freedom, equal rights, national equality and equality of genders, love of peace, social justice, respect for human rights, inviolability of ownership, conservation of nature and the environment,... [more]
	Constitution	Cyprus	1960	Article 73	Parliamentary party
(3) The Committee of Selection shall set up the Standing Committees and any other temporary, ad hoc or special Committee of the House of Representatives and shall appoint Representatives to be... [more]
	Constitution	Czech Republic	1992	Article 87	Democratic principles, External oversight
(1) The Constitutional Court has jurisdiction on j) Whether a decision on the dissolution of a political party or other decision concerning the activity of a political party is in accord... [more]
	Constitution	Estonia	1992	Article 84	Extra-parliamentary party
Upon assuming office, the authority and duties of the President of the Republic in all elected and appointed offices shall cease, and he or she shall suspend his or her membership in political... [more]
	Constitution	Estonia	1992	Article 125	Extra-parliamentary party
A person in active service may not hold elected or appointed office nor participate in the activities of any political party. [more]
	Constitution	Finland	1999	Article 25	Electoral party
(3) The right to nominate candidates in parliamentary elections belongs to registered political parties and, as provided by an Act, to groups of persons who have the right to vote. [more]
	Constitution	Finland	1999	Article 54	Electoral party
(3) The right to nominate a candidate in the election for President is held by any registered political party from whose candidate list at least one Representative was elected to the Parliament in... [more]
	Constitution	Finland	1991	Article 23.a	Electoral party
The right to nominate a presidential candidate shall be possessed by any registered party from whose lists at least one representative has been elected in the preceding parliamentary election or... [more]
	Constitution	Germany	1983	Article 21	Activity and behaviour,...
(1) Political parties shall participate in the formation of the political will of the people. They may be freely established. Their internal organization must conform to democratic principles.... [more]
	Constitution	Germany	1949	Article 21	Activity and behaviour,...
(1) The political parties participate in the formation of the political will of the people. They may be freely established. Their internal organization must conform to democratic principles. They... [more]
	Constitution	Greece	2001	Article 15	Media access, Secondary legislation
(2) Radio and television shall be under the direct control of the State. The control and imposition of administrative sanctions belong to the exclusive competence of the National Radio and... [more]
	Constitution	Greece	2001	Article 29	Democratic principles,...
(1) Greek citizens possessing the right to vote may freely found and join political parties, the organization and activity of which must serve the free functioning of democratic government.... [more]
	Constitution	Greece	1975	Article 29	Activity and behaviour,...
(1) Greek citizens possessing the right to vote may freely found and join political parties, the organization and activity of which must serve the free functioning of democratic government.... [more]
	Constitution	Greece	1986	Article 37
(2)The leader of the party having the absolute majority of seats in Parliament shall be appointed Prime Minister. If no party has the absolute majority, the President of the Republic shall give... [more]
	Constitution	Greece	1975	Article 37	Parliamentary party
(2) The leader of the party having the absolute majority of seats in Parliament shall be appointed Prime Minister. If the party has no leader, or if the leader has not been elected to Parliament,... [more]

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