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Memorandum adresat guvernului român cu privire la persoanele …
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Human rights in an enlarged EU: what can people expect now?
By Dick Oosting, Director, Amnesty International EU Office in Brussels
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Human rights in an enlarged EU: what can people expect now?
03/05/2004 – The official accession to the European Union of ten new member states on 1 May ought to be good news for human rights. Protection of fundamental rights was a critical aspect of the accession process. Candidate countries were scrutinized for years to ensure that their laws and practices were brought in line with EU norms.
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A Vision for Human Rights in the European Union
Amnesty International observations on an EU human rights agency
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A Vision for Human Rights in the European Union
07/04/2004 – Amnesty International observations on an EU human rights agency
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Refugee and Human Rights Organisations across Europe call on EU to scrap key asylum proposal
EUROPEAN COUNCIL ON REFUGEES AND EXILES AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
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Refugee and Human Rights Organisations across Europe call on EU to scrap key asylum proposal
Refugee and human rights organisations across Europe are jointly calling on the European Union to scrap one of the key elements leading to the proposed Common European Asylum System.
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Refugee and Human Rights Organisations across Europe call on EU to scrap …
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Respect for human rights as a key to effective judicial cooperation
OSCE Workshop on the Protection of Human Rights while Countering Terrorism Copenhagen 15-16 March 2004
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Follow-up to the study on the single asylum procedure
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JHA Council 19 February 2004: Amnesty International concerns regarding implementation of the European arrest warrant
On the eve of the Justice and Home Affairs Council, Amnesty International calls on the Presidency to act, as a matter of urgency, to fill the legislative gap left in European Union judicial cooperation in criminal matters by the Commission’s failure, to date, to produce a proposal for a Framework Decision on minimum standards for suspects and defendants in criminal proceedings.