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EU-SCHENGEN: France and Italy acted against 'spirit' of EU's border laws

01 July 2011

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EU-SCHENGEN: France and Italy acted against 'spirit' of EU's border laws (euobserver, link): "Both France and Italy acted within the law with measures taken to counter the thousands of Tunisian immigrants coming to the EU earlier this year, but they breached the "spirit" of the EU's freedom of movement agreement, the EU commission has said."

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