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Statewatch Analysis: Full compliance: the EU's new security agenda

08 May 2015

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"On the basis of the Commission's communication and ongoing political and legal developments, it is doubtful - to say the least - whether the proposed "full compliance with fundamental rights" will be achieved. Instead, the Agenda looks likely to legitimise more repressive laws and policies at EU and national level."

See the full text: Full compliance: the EU's new security agenda (pdf) by Chris Jones

See also: European Commission: The European Agenda on Security (pdf) published 28 April 2015

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