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European Ombudsman: Alleged refusal to grant access to terrorism-related document

01 October 2010

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European Ombudsman: Summary (pdf) and Decision: Alleged refusal to grant access to terrorism-related document (pdf): The Council of the European Union argued. and won, this case on the basis that:

"Disclosure would be detrimental to the good functioning of EU-US relations, and it would hinder diplomatic efforts to find constructive solutions in sensitive political areas."

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