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Workshop on defence and security: How to forge a peace and rights-based EU answer to security threats

Topic
Security
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EU

19 November 2019

"This workshop will present the conclusions of three recent reports of the Centre for Peace Studies J.M. Delàs, addressing in particular EU funding for the defence sector,external borders control, and European arms exports; altogether these reports showcase the current trends of EU defence and security policies."

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EU: Brussels, 3 December 2019: Workshop on defence and security: How to forge a peace and rights-based EU answer to security threats (pdf):

"The reports’ outcomes and other experts’ contributions will be the basis for a discussion between civil society and political representatives on how to influence the current EU defence, security and migration policies and what an alternative peace and rights-based approach could be."

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