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News in brief; EU: Four politicial groups in the European Parliament put down questions on the ICC and the EU-US agreements:

01 April 2003

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Four political groups have put down an oral question to the Council of the Euroipean Union on the ICC and the
EU-US extradition agreement, Green/EFA, ELDR (Liberal group), GUE/NGL (United Left) and the EDD, for
answer at the next plenary session of the European Parliament:

See full-text: Question (pdf)

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