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EU: Joint Letter: NGOs’ perspective on the EU accession to the ECHR: The proposed co-respondent procedure and consultation with civil society

01 December 2010

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EU: Joint Letter: NGOs’ perspective on the EU accession to the ECHR: The proposed co-respondent procedure and consultation with civil society (pdf) signed by Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, Liberty, Justice, International Commission of Jurists, European Human Rights Advocacy Centre, Aire Centre.

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