Avrupa birliği temel haklar şartı'nın 53. maddesi'nin topluluk Hukukunun üstünlüğüne etkisi

Avrupa Birliği’nde insan hakları hukukunun çoğu zaman belirsizlikler yarattığı ifade edilmekte ve Birlik ile üye devletler arasında çatışmalara sebebiyet verdiği düşünülmektedir. Bu bağlamda, Temel Haklar Şartı, insan hakları hukukunun terminolojisini kullanarak mevcut gerilimi yumuşatmaktadır. Bu durum, Şart’ın Avrupa Birliği ve ulusal anayasal düzenler arasındaki mevcut dengeyi korumaya özen gösterdiğinin bir belirtisi olarak kabul edilmektedir. Ancak, Şart’ın 53. Maddesi’nde yer alan Koruma Düzeyi ile, bahsi geçen denge korunurken, aynı zamanda Topluluk hukukunun üstünlüğüne de bir etkide bulunduğu iddia edilmiştir. Öğretide, bu etkinin üstünlüğü koruduğu ya da bunu artırıcı veya azaltıcı olduğu yönündeki görüşler tartışmalıdır.

The effect of article 53 of charter of fundamental rights of european union on the supremacy of community law

It is argued that the human rights law concerning the European Union, frequently creates ambiguities and it is conceived that this situation causes confl icts between the Union and member states. In this regard, the Charter of Fundamental Rights alleviates this tension by using the wording of human rights law. This situation is accepted as a sign of the Charter’s intension to protect the balance between the European Union and national constitutions. But, while the balance in question is protected by the Level of Protection which is assured by the Article 53 of the Charter, it is also claimed that this Article has an effect on the supremacy of Community law. In the doctrine there are opinions which accept this effect as protecting, lowering or increasing the supremacy of Community law.

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