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Category Archives: Transparency
FREE News: 20-24 October 2014
Mos Maiorum: MEPs raise concerns over transparency, lack of information from the Council and over Frontex involvement Mr Benedetto Della Vedova, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, represented the talian Presidency of the Council of the European Union Echoes from … Continue reading
FREE News: 19-20-21 May 2014
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS* United Kingdom: Court backs disabled woman’s human rights protest * Court: Hungary should reform its system for reviewing whole life sentences – LGBTI* RIGHTS * EU top job candidates back new strategy on gay rights * 2009-2014: 4 … Continue reading
Posted in Asylum & refugees rights and policies, Borders control policies (Schengen), Freedom of movement, Fundamental rights – Charter, Immigration policies, Judicial and police cooperation, Non discrimination, equality and minority integration, Privacy, Transparency, Values & Principles of the European Union
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FREE Newsletter: 7 and 8 November 2013
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS – LGBT RIGHTS * EU Court of Justice rules sexual orientation valid ground for fear of persecution in asylum procedures * Greece: Judges unconvinced by reasons for excluding same-sex couples from civil unions law TRANSPARENCY * Proposal for … Continue reading
FREE Newsletter: 11 & 12 July 2013
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS – FREEDOM FROM DEGRADING AND INHUMAN TREATMENT – RIGHT TO PRIVACY Greece reintroduces forced HIV testing Euractiv: “A controversial measure that allows the police to detain people and force them to be tested for HIV has been reinstated … Continue reading
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: 18 and 19 April 2013
TRANSPARENCY EU seeks more corporate transparency Euobserver: “EU companies will be required to publish information ranging from anti-corruption and bribery measures to their boardroom policies and employment practices, under new legislation unveiled by the European Commission on Tuesday (16 April). … Continue reading
FREE Newsletter: 11, 12 April 2013
TRANSPARENCY Campaigners hail ‘game-changing’ EU deal on oil and mining corruption Euobserver: “MEPs and ministers have agreed groundbreaking rules requiring oil and mineral companies to report payments made to third world governments. The new rules agreed on Tuesday (9 April) … Continue reading
Posted in Borders control policies (Schengen), Data Protection, European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, Judicial cooperation in civil matters, Judicial cooperation in criminal matters, Organised Crime, Transparency
Tagged Bruxelles I Bis, CESDHLF, EU Open Data Rules, Kadi, Melloni, Mineral Companies, Oil Companies, Oil Corruption, Prüm, Schengen
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FREE Newsletter: 8, 9, 10 April 2013
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Convict awaits court decision on United Kingdom human rights challenge Human Rights Europe: “A rapist jailed in the United Kingdom and detained in prison beyond the length of his sentence, will find out tomorrow if judges accept that … Continue reading
Posted in Asylum & refugees rights and policies, Borders control policies (Schengen), European Agencies and Bodies, European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, Fundamental rights – Charter, Non discrimination, equality and minority integration, Privacy, Transparency
Tagged Abdi v. the United Kingdom, CDDH, CEAS, Common European Asylum System, Council of Europe, Data Protection Regulation, DG Justice, European Convention on Human Rights, Europol, Google, International Roma Day, Schengen Information System, SIS II, SOCTA, Steve Peers, Visa reciprocity, Viviane Reding
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FREE Newsletter: 21, 22 March 2013
VALUES AND PRINCIPLES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION – POSSIBLE VIOLATION OF ART.2 TUE Time to suspend Orban’s EU voting rights Euobserver: “The EU is not only experiencing an economic crisis. Even more worryingly, it is suffering a democratic crisis in … Continue reading
Posted in Asylum & refugees rights and policies, Data Protection, European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, Fundamental rights – Charter, Immigration policies, Transparency, Values & Principles of the European Union
Tagged ACTA, Data Protection Regulation, EDPS, Eurosur, Guy Verhofstadt, Hungary, Orban, Overcrowded, Prisons, Procedures Directive, Visa regulation
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