Our right to health: EU law is not transparent in the sense that you cannot access it (for example, EU directives or EU regulations) on the EU’s legal database (EUR-Lex), respectively have to pay for getting access, and, in addition, these documents are not available in all official languages.

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EU law is not transparent in the sense that you cannot access it (for example, EU directives or EU regulations) on the EU’s legal database (EUR-Lex), respectively have to pay for getting access, and, in addition, these documents are not available in all official languages.

Lena Larsen · Accepted Answer

all wrong, EU law is freely accessible, free of charge, and published in all 24 official languages; there are some exceptions for Irish/Gaelic, but I had not mentioned this in class]

Our right to health

EU law is not transparent in the sense that you cannot access it (for example, EU directives or EU regulations) on the EU’s legal database (EUR-Lex), respectively have to pay for getting access, and, in addition, these documents are not available in all official languages.

All wrong, EU law is freely accessible, free of charge, and published in all 24 official languages; there are some exceptions for Irish/Gaelic, but I had not mentioned this in class]

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