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Justice and Home Affairs Council (29 April 2004) reaches agreements on surveillance of all airline passengers and asylum procedures

01 April 2004

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Justice and Home Affairs Council, 29 April 2004: JHA Press release (pdf) - EU Council agrees on the surveillance of all airline passengers: PNR Directive, adopted text (pdf) - Controversial Directive on asylum procedures also agreed (see next item)

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