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EU: The fight against terrorism in Europe: What the EU does (not do) and what it should do

09 May 2016

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"This was the title of a discussion seminar organised by Fondazione Lelio e Lisli Basso on April 18, 2016, attended by leading criminal judicial cooperation experts as well as by Emilio DE CAPITANI, Executive Director of the FREE Group, at the end of which the following document was drafted, which we submit to the attention of all concerned and in particular those responsible for policy in this sector."

See the full text: The fight against terrorism in Europe: What the EU does (not do) and what it should do (European Area of Freedom Security & Justice, link)

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