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EU-ECJ: The General Court annuls the measures freezing the funds of Nadiany Bamba

01 June 2011

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EU-ECJ: The General Court annuls the measures freezing the funds of Nadiany Bamba - The Council did not provide a sufficient statement of reasons as to how Nadiany Bamba obstructs the process of peace and reconciliation in Côte d'Ivoire (Press release, pdf):

"the General Court finds that, in the present case, the Council merely set out vague and general considerations as reasons for including Ms Bamba on the contested list. The Council does not give the actual and specific reasons for which it considers that Ms Bamba must be the subject of the restrictive measures at issue."

Full-text of judgment (French, link)

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