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EU: Council of the European Union: "Foreign fighters", Migratory "pressures", EEAS review & 2012 World Human Rights report

05 November 2013

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- Workstream on foreign fighters - Questionnaire (pdf): "The large majority of Member States supported the CTC proposal to establish workstreams on foreign fighters. They suggested a number of important aspects that could be examined, which could be divided into three major areas of work: departure, travel and return."

- EU Action on Migratory Pressures - A Strategic Response - 3rd Biannual Update (pdf): See detailed ANNEX, p3-87.

- EEAS Review – indications relating to the legal and institutional issues raised by the recommendations (pdf): "EEAS Review – indications of the legal and institutional issues raised by the recommendations"

- EU Annual Report on Human Rights and Democracy in the World in 2012 (Country Reports) (pdf)

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