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EU Council of the European Union: Informal Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) Council in Dublin on 17-18 January 2013: Internal security, migration and mobility, free movement, Greek asylum and migration, data protection

14 January 2012

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Agenda (pdf)

Background Papers:

- Links between internal security and economic growth (pdf)

- Migration and Mobility for Growth (pdf)

- To be discussed at a "Working Lunch": EU action to protect freedom of movement for EU Citizens and social integration by encouraging effective action and enhancing cooperation between justice systems in countering hate crime, racism, anti-Semitism, xenophobia and homophobia (pdf)

- Greek National Action Plan on Asylum and Migration Management (pdf)

- Data Protection – certain key issues (pdf)

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