Overview
- The Senate committee's report criticizes the PSOE-backed reform for violating rights to association, equality, ideological freedom, and due process.
- It warns the law unjustly targets Francoist associations compared to groups linked to other totalitarian regimes, creating unequal treatment.
- The report highlights legal vagueness, noting a lack of clear criteria for dissolving associations and defining prohibited activities.
- Civil courts are deemed inadequate for handling dissolution cases, raising concerns about potential misuse against political adversaries.
- The reform's future is uncertain as the Senate prepares to debate amendments or potentially reject the measure.