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EU: Strengthen internal security while protecting fundamental rights, say MEPs

01 May 2012

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Fundamental rights should be respected in all instances when applying the EU's Internal Security Strategy, says a resolution adopted by Parliament on Tuesday. MEPs also want proper funding for this strategy in the 2014-2020 financial framework.

See: Press release (link)

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