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Complaints to the European Ombudsman on Europol, Frontex and access to documents: documentation

Topic
Secrecy and transparency Law Europol Frontex
Country/Region
EU

19 January 2021

Following complaints to the European Ombudsman from Statewatch, EU policing agency Europol and EU border control agency Frontex agreed to implement a number of principles concerning legislation on public access to documents.

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For an overview of the complaints, see: New transparency obligations for justice and home affairs agencies following Statewatch complaints

All the files linked to below are in PDF format.

Europol

Statewatch complaint to Europol

Statewatch complaint to the Ombudsman

Frontex

Statewatch complaint to Frontex

Statewatch complaint to the Ombudsman

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