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EU: SIS & ARTICLE 96: Report of the Schengen Joint Supervisory Authority on the follow-up of the recommendations concerning the use of Article 96 alerts in the Schengen Information System

01 January 2011

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EU: SIS & ARTICLE 96: Report of the Schengen Joint Supervisory Authority on the follow-up of the recommendations concerning the use of Article 96 alerts in the Schengen Information System (pdf): Article 96 is the category under which Schengen states register "illegal aliens" - people to be denied access to Schengen territory on immigration, public order or national security grounds. Also see: Three-quarters of a million "illegal aliens" banned from Schengen area and EU-SIS: Schengen Information System Article 99 report: 33,541 people registered in SIS for surveillance and checks (pdf) by Ben Hayes

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