The Status of Minority Groups and Organizations in the Administrative Proceedings

Hohmann, Balázs (2017) The Status of Minority Groups and Organizations in the Administrative Proceedings. In: DAKAM'S GENDER AND WOMEN'S STUDIES '17 : II. International Interdisciplinary Conference on Gender and Women's Studies. Conference Proceedings. DAKAM Eastern Mediterranean Academic Research Center, Istanbul, Törökország, pp. 117-122. ISBN 978-605-9207-87-4

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Abstract

The lecture deals with client rights, which is one of the cornerstones of public administration and from a special perspective, it examines the participation rights of minority groups and their civil organizations. Within this, it examines the theoretical and practical aspects of the participation of these groups and non-governmental organizations in public administrative proceedings, the exercise of client rights, and the social judgment of the administrative procedures with public participation. The issue has recently become more and more actuality in the European countries after national legislators have gradually degraded their previously established warranty systems because of efficiency or cost saving reasons, thus making it unsafe for minority groups to participate in administrative procedures. The relevance and actuality of the subject to the extent of the administrative procedures and the fact that the recognition or denial of the client status that guarantees the participation of minority NGOs, can ultimately have a decisive influence on the outcome of administrative issues. With the authorization of sectoral legislation of some nations, representatives of the civil sector, ultimately the people affected by the administrative issue, can now enforce their views throughout the world in a number of authority cases. The experiences of the processes implemented with the involvement of society and minority groups have not been adequately explored in the Hungarian and international literature and jurisprudence, and it is justified to process the relevant knowledge with a scientific need to improve the practice of law enforcement. The purpose of the lecture and research is to explore the detailed legal framework for the participation of minorities, to evaluate the law and practice of the judiciary on the basis of international experiences, analysing the participation of the examined organizations and identifying legislative and application issues related to the subject.

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