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EU: Draft Council Resolution on "information exchange on the expulsion of radical preachers inciting violence and racial hatred"

01 December 2006

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Draft Resolution (EU doc no: 15664/06, pdf)

While the title of the Council document speaks of "radical preachers" the text in clause 1 refers to an "expelled third country national(s)" who are to be denied re-entry by all EU states. This covers people expelled: "on the grounds of behaviour linked to terrorist activities or constituting acts of explicit and deliberate provocation of discrimination, hatred or violence" against specific groups - clearly this is intended to exclude permanently those expelled against whom criminal charges could not be brought.

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