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PolicyLab publishes three legislative proposals on current public policy issues

  • Writer: PolicyLab
    PolicyLab
  • Jul 8
  • 1 min read

PolicyLab has published three legislative proposals in response to recent public debate and emerging policy issues in Cyprus. Developed as practical, evidence-based legislative solutions, the proposals aim to contribute to informed policymaking and support constructive public discussion.


The proposals focus on three key areas:


  • Constitutional reform of presidential pardons by abolishing the President's constitutional power to suspend, remit or commute criminal sentences, with the aim of reinforcing the separation of powers and the independence of the judiciary.


  • Strengthening protection against abusive lawsuits (SLAPPs) by extending the safeguards provided under Cyprus' new anti-SLAPP legislation to purely domestic cases, ensuring equal protection for journalists, civil society organisations, activists and citizens engaged in matters of public interest.


  • Introducing a legal framework for unclaimed bodies by assigning responsibility for their burial to the competent local authority, establishing clear procedures and timeframes, and safeguarding human dignity and public health.


The full legislative proposals can be accessed below:


At PolicyLab, we believe that sound public policy requires more than analysis—it requires practical solutions. Through policy research, legislative drafting and evidence-based recommendations, we work to promote better governance, stronger institutions and a more informed public debate.


For more information about our work or to discuss how we can support your organisation with policy analysis, legislative drafting or governance advisory services, please contact us at george@policylab.info or visit www.policylab.info.

 
 
 

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