10 February 2025
The Meijers Committee writes expert comments in the following European legal fields: asylum, migration, criminal, institutional, non-discrimination, privacy, and the rule of law.
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The current situation in Europe calls for an active Meijers Committee. Therefore, the Committee wants to focus on protecting the rule of law and fundamental human rights within the EU through engaging even more in current legal issue.
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Meijers Committee’s specific considerations concerning the provisions on detention and access to judicial remedies in the Return Directive (addition to CM2409)
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Comment on the EU’s Facilitators Package