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EU: Council of the European Union: documents on the European Protection Order and the Common European Asylum System

01 September 2011

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EU: Council of the European Union:

- European Protection Order: - Outcome of proceedings of COREPER on 21 September 2011 (pdf): "The Presidency has informed delegations of the fact that the European Parliament welcomed the proposal of the Council, showing great flexibility with respect to the amendments to the text voted by the Plenary on 14 December 2010."

- Final text from trilogue with European Parliament: Directive on the European Protection Order (pdf)

- New asylum emergency system Common European Asylum System = State of play/guidance on further negotiations on CEAS (pdf)

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