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Netherlands: Meijers Committee: Memorandum on immigration and asylum in the VVD-CDA Coalition Agreement of 30 September 2010

01 February 2011

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Netherlands: Meijers Committee: Standing committee of experts on international immigration, refugee the Netherlands and criminal law: Memorandum on immigration and asylum in the VVD-CDA Coalition Agreement of 30 September 2010 (pdf): The Meijers Committee concludes in this note that many of these proposals are (probably) contrary to international and European legislation in this field.

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