Slovenia Times 3. March, 2021 Ljubljana – A round table debate was critical of the government’s measures to stem the Covid-19 epidemic and the manner in which it communicates with the public. Warnings could be heard about the state of human rights eroding under the current government and there were calls for citizens not to be silent about such developments. Among others, Monday’s debate hosted by the Coordination of Patriotic and Veteran Organisations featured lawyer Nataša Pirc Musar, the former information commissioner, who is concerned about the “unbearable erosion of law” during the current government. She also noted the easiness with which measures are being taken without due deliberation, and is especially bothered by the “true hooliganism” of the government adopting regulations for which is its clear in advance that they are unconstitutional.