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EU: Informal Justice and Home Affairs Council 26-27 January, Copenhagen: Discussion papers

01 January 2012

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EU: Informal Justice and Home Affairs Council 26-27 January, Copenhagen: Discussion papers:

No 1: A common framework for genuine and practical solidarity towards Member States facing particular pressures due to mixed migration flows (pdf)

No 2: Family reunification in light of the Commission Green Paper (pdf)

No 3: Financing of PNR-systems (pdf)

No 4: Brussels I-Regulation: Access to Union courts in civil cases with third country defendants (pdf)

No 5: Criminal sanctions and the proposal for a directive on insider dealing and market manipulation (pdf)

No 6: Transfer of sentenced persons and social rehabilitation (pdf)

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