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Monthly Archives: May 2013
FREE Newsletter: 27, 28, 29 May 2013
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Court set for ruling in domestic violence human rights row Human Rights Europe: “Judges will deliver their ruling tomorrow in a case which raises important issues on a state’s responsibilities towards victims of domestic violence. The applicants, Lilia, … Continue reading
Posted in Borders control policies (Schengen), Cybersecurity, Data Protection, European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, Fundamental rights – Charter, Illicit Drug Trafficking, Judicial cooperation in criminal matters, Organised Crime
Tagged EMCDDA, Eremia and Others v. the Republic of Moldova, European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction, mafia, Meijers, Pope Francis, Republic of Moldova, state's responsibilities towards victims of domestic violence, victims of domestic violence
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FREE Newsletter: 23, 24 May 2013
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS – VICTIM’S RIGHTS Parliament approves EU-wide civil law protection for victims European Parliament News: “Victims of stalking, harassment or gender-based violence who are granted protection in one member state will get equivalent protection if they move or travel … Continue reading
Posted in European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, Fraud and Corruption, Fundamental rights – Charter, Human Trafficking, Judicial cooperation in criminal matters, Non discrimination, equality and minority integration, Regular immigration
Tagged Amnesty International, gender-based violence, harassment, Homophobia, Interpol, migrant workers, racism, stalking, tax evaders
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FREE Newsletter: 20, 21, 22 May 2013
VALUES AND PRINCIPLES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION – POSSIBLE VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 7 TEU German politicians outraged at Orban’s Nazi jibe Euobserver: “German politicians from across the political spectrum have expressed their outrage after Hungary’s Viktor Orban compared Angela Merkel’s … Continue reading
Posted in Cybersecurity, EU External Action, European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, Fraud and Corruption, Freedom of Expression and Information/Media Pluralism, Fundamental rights – Charter, Judicial cooperation in criminal matters, Non discrimination, equality and minority integration, Values & Principles of the European Union
Tagged Article 7, Cyprus, EEAS, European External Action Service, European Tax Havens, Germany, Hungary, IT security cuts, LGBT, Media Freedom, Money laundering, Orban, Oxfam, Solan, tax evasion, TEU
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FREE Newsletter: 16, 17 May 2013
PRINCIPLES AND VALUES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION – POSSIBLE VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 7 TUE Response to Hungary is test for EU Euobserver: “The European Union has placed human rights, democracy, and the rule of law firmly at the core of … Continue reading
Posted in Data Protection, European Agencies and Bodies, Fundamental rights – Charter, Non discrimination, equality and minority integration, Transparency, Values & Principles of the European Union
Tagged Data Protection bill, e-government, FRA, Fundamental Rights Agency, Google, Human Rights Watch, Hungary, Integration, Morten Kjaerum, Roma
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FREE Newsletter: 13, 14, 15 May 2013
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS – LGBT RIGHTS ‘Changing gender should be as easy as changing car numberplate’ Eurobserver: “Next week the Swedish parliament is expected to pass a law abolishing a requirement for people changing their legal gender to be sterilised. The … Continue reading
FREE Newsletter: 9, 10 May 2013
EUROPEAN AREA OF FREEDOM, SECURITY AND JUSTICE – JUDICIAL COOPERATION IN CIVIL MATTERS « Bruxelles I » et la position du Danemark devant la Cour de justice : quel renvoi préjudiciel ? Gdr-Elsj: par Amélie Da Fonseca, CDRE. “Le 11 … Continue reading
FREE Newsletter: 6, 7, 8 May 2013
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS – FREEDOM FROM TORTURE AND DEGRADING TREATMENT High prison populations result of policy, not crime: study Euobserver: “Prison populations and overcrowding in member states is linked to sentence length and not to the number of people incarcerated. A … Continue reading
Posted in Data Protection, European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, European Union citizenship, Fraud and Corruption, Freedom of Expression and Information/Media Pluralism, Fundamental rights – Charter, Judicial cooperation in civil matters, Judicial cooperation in criminal matters, Organised Crime
Tagged Corruption, Croatia, Eurosur, gambling, human traffickers, jailed mafia bosses, Match-fixing, Meijers Committee, Money laundering, Overcrowding, Passenger Name Record, PNR, Press Freedom, Prison, Slovenia, UNESCO
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FREE Newsletter: 1, 2, 3 May 2013
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS – FREEDOM FROM TORTURE AND DEGRADING TREATMENT Anti-torture committee reports on Spain Human Rights Europe: “A new report on Spain by anti-torture monitors expresses concern over prison overcrowding and the practice of restraining detainees. Today’s report from the … Continue reading
Posted in Data Protection, European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, Fraud and Corruption, Fundamental rights – Charter, Judicial cooperation in civil matters, Judicial cooperation in criminal matters
Tagged attributive clause, Dalli, deprivation of liberty, Giovanni Kessler, health data, Olaf, pre-trial detention, Spain, Tymoshenko
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