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EU-PAKISTAN RE-ADMISSION AGREEMENT: Letter from Migreurop to the European Parliament: Readmission agreement EU-Pakistan

01 May 2010

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EU-PAKISTAN RE-ADMISSION AGREEMENT: Letter from Migreurop to the European Parliament: Readmission agreement EU-Pakistan. The European Parliament has to deny its approval (pdf), French version (link). See: Full-text of proposed agreement (pdf) and Statewatch Briefing on the Proposed agreement and MEPs reactions (pdf)

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