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EU virtual border scheme based on 'creative' figures

28 October 2013

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"A European Parliament civil liberties report suggests the European Commission used misleading arguments to back its billion-euro plus proposal to finger print non-Europeans on visit to the EU."

See: EU virtual border scheme based on 'creative' figures (euobserver, link)

And: European Parliament study: The Commission’s legislative proposals on Smart Borders: their feasibility and costs (pdf)

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