01 March 2019
"The study formulates recommendations on how to tackle this threat to human rights, democracy and the rule of law. It specifically addresses the role of social media platform providers in this regard."
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European Parliament: Study: Disinformation and propaganda – impact on the functioning of the rule of law in the EU and its Member States (pdf):
"The study formulates recommendations on how to tackle this threat to human rights, democracy and the rule of law. It specifically addresses the role of social media platform providers in this regard."
And: Briefing: Reform of the Dublin system (pdf):
"An agreement on the balance between responsibility and solidarity regarding the distribution of asylum-seekers will be a cornerstone for the new EU asylum policy. Although Parliament’s LIBE committee adopted its position in autumn 2017, the Council has been unable to reach a position on the proposal."
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