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It represents employers, workers and civil society organisations. The expertise of its 329 members helps optimise the quality of EU policies and legislation.

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  • Dans ce numéro:

    • Le CESE signe un protocole d’accord avec les forces démocratiques biélorusses
    • Libérer les prisonniers politiques de Biélorussie n’est pas une faveur, c’est une question de vie ou de mort, par Hanna Liubakova, journaliste biélorusse en exil
    • L’Europe démocratique à la croisée des chemins: entre résilience, guerre hybride et radicalisation algorithmique, par Cristian Pîrvulescu, membre du CESE
    • Vers l’éradication de la pauvreté, par Krzysztof Balon, membre du CESE
  • In this issue:

    • Activist Andrey Gnyot on the climate of repression in Belarus
    • UNHCR's Jean Nicolas Beuze on the need to strategically address forced displacement in the next MFF

      Focus on water:

    • Facing the Unknown – a documentary on the global water crisis produced by EESC member Paul Rübig
    • EU's outermost regions demand more than a symbolic action by Sabrina Cajoly    
    • EurEau: the new EU Water Strategy falls short of restricting harmful PFAS uses