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FREE News: 9-10-11 June 2014
STATEWATCH DIGEST OF LIMITE DOCUMENTS EUROPEAN ELECTIONS SPECIAL * Trois eurodéputés montrés du doigt par la Haut-commissaire aux droits de l’homme de l’ONU * Former journalists take on new MEP roles FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS * Danish childminder’s discrimination case may redefine … Continue reading
FREE Newsletter: 11, 12, 13 November 2013
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS * Sweden closes four prisons as number of inmates plummets – LGBT RIGHTS * EU Court of Justice rules sexual orientation valid ground for fear of persecution in asylum procedures – FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND DEMOCRACY* “Freedom of … Continue reading
FREE Newsletter: 16, 17, 18 September 2013
VALUES AND PRINCIPLES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION – POSSIBLE VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 7 TEU Hungary amends its constitution to appease EU Euractiv: “Hungary’s parliament has approved changes to the constitution, removing restrictions on political media campaigns ahead of next year’s … Continue reading
Posted in Asylum & refugees rights and policies, Data Protection, European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, Freedom of Expression and Information/Media Pluralism, Freedom of movement, Fundamental rights – Charter, Illicit Drug Trafficking, Judicial and police cooperation, Organised Crime, Privacy, Values & Principles of the European Union
Tagged 16812/11, Belgacom, Cecilia Malmström, free movement, Hungarian Constitution, Hungary, NSA, Orban, Portugal, visa waiver, Welsh and Silva Canha v. Portugal
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FREE Newsletter: 9, 10, 11 September 2013
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS – FREEDOM FROM INHUMANE AND DEGRADING TREATMENT Court confirms ruling to halt UK plans for US extradition of terrorist suspect Human Rights Europe: “Judges have rejected a request from the United Kingdom that they re-examine a decision to … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom of Expression and Information/Media Pluralism, Fundamental rights – Charter, Non discrimination, equality and minority integration, Privacy, Protection of Property
Tagged 17299/12, 61800/08, access to lawyer, Aswat v. the United Kingdom, Cyber-hate, David Miranda, Edward Snowden, Gani v Spain, Italy, Kyenge, LGBT rights, LIBE, Michael Cashman, NSA, PRISM, Right to a fair trial, right to property, Swift
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FREE Newsletter: 3, 4, 5 June 2013
PRINCIPLES AND VALUES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION – POSSIBLE VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 7 TEU Council of Europe poised to decide on monitoring procedure against Hungary Politics.hu: “A final decision whether the Council of Europe (CoE) should launch a monitoring procedure … Continue reading
Posted in Borders control policies (Schengen), Data Protection, European Agencies and Bodies, European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, Freedom of Expression and Information/Media Pluralism, Fundamental rights – Charter, Human Trafficking, Irregular immigration, Judicial cooperation in criminal matters, Uncategorized, Values & Principles of the European Union
Tagged bandwidth throttling, BEREC, C-300/11, Childcare, Council of Europe, EDPS, European Data Supervisor, Europol, Hungary, net neutrality, Orban, Peter Hustinx, Protocol 30, République Tchèque, Schengen, ZZ v Secretary of State for Home Department
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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: 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: 25, 26, 27 March 2013
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS – FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND EXPRESSION – MEDIA PLURALISM Digital Agenda: Commission opens consultations on media freedom and pluralism and audiovisual media regulator independence Europa Rapid: “The European Commission launches today two public consultations, open until 14th June … Continue reading
Posted in Asylum & refugees rights and policies, Data Protection, European Agencies and Bodies, European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, Fraud and Corruption, Freedom of Expression and Information/Media Pluralism, Fundamental rights – Charter, Immigration policies, Judicial and police cooperation, Judicial cooperation in criminal matters, Organised Crime
Tagged AVMS, Cameron, Cecilia Malstrom, Dalli, Dalligate, Data Protection Regulation, EDPS, EU Justice Scoreboard, Europol, Firearms trafficking, GDPR, General data protection regulation, Media Freedom, Media Pluralism, Olaf, Procedures Directive, UK, UN
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FREE Newsletter: 6, 7, 8 March 2013
DATA PROTECTION Data Protection Regulation: Key amendments in the JURI Committee Open Rights Group: “The Legal Affairs (JURI) Committee in the European Parliament will vote on amendments to the proposed Data Protection Regulation on March 18th-19th. Their opinion will influence … Continue reading
Posted in Cybersecurity, Data Protection, Fraud and Corruption, Freedom of Expression and Information/Media Pluralism, Freedom of movement, Judicial and police cooperation, Organised Crime, Uncategorized, Values & Principles of the European Union
Tagged Article 7 TUE, Bulgaria, Cecilia Malstrom, Cybersecurity strategy, Data Protection Regulation, EEAS, ENISA, Eon V. France, ETA, Hungary, Norway, Predictive policing, Romania
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FREE Newsletter 25th, 26th, 27th of February 2013
DATA PROTECTION Statewatch: Council of the European Union: Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such … Continue reading
Posted in Asylum & refugees rights and policies, Borders control policies (Schengen), Cybersecurity, Data Protection, Freedom of Expression and Information/Media Pluralism, Human Trafficking, Interesting Documents, Publications, Reports, Irregular immigration, Judicial and police cooperation, Non discrimination, equality and minority integration, Women's Rights
Tagged ADEP, Breivik, Dublin II, EDRI, General data protection regulation, Google, Norway, PNR, Prison, UNODC
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European Area of Freedom Security and Justice News 