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FECL | Main Page of WWW.FECL.ORG Jul 5, 2005 ... Circular Letter (FECL) offers news, analyses and comments on European developments in the fields of liberties and human rights, public order ... 2.
FECL 33 (April 1995): "OPERATION HADES": INTELLIGENCE SERVICE ... The dealers handed him over the Plutonium sample which "Boeden" told them he wanted to test ... LKA undercover agent "Boeden" requested 4 kg Plutonium 239. ... 3.
FECL 17 (July/August 1993): INTERNATIONAL ORGANISED CRIME AND ... FECL: The report by the Ad Hoc Group on International Organised Crime (AHIOC) confirms that the new structures of European police co-operation, Europol, ... 4.
FECL 32 (March 1995): "SCHENGEN" IMPLEMENTATION: FIRST EFFECTS ON ... The Schengen Agreement provides for the abo-lition of internal border controls among the signatory states and increased control of the common external ... 5.
FECL 32 (March 1995): "SCHENGEN" AND THE SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES Hitherto, accession to the Schengen Agreement could not be subjected to any ... menés à Copenhague le 15 février 1995, Schengen Central Group, Brussels, ... 6.
Fortress Europe? - Circular Letter Jul 5, 2005 ... FECL: news, analyses and comments on European developments in the fields of liberties, human rights, public order, policing, justice, ... 7.
Nicholas Busch: ASYLUM AND IMMIGRATION POLICIES OF THE EU Since the end of the war in Bosnia, a decisive reorientation of Western European and EU asylum and immigration policies had taken place. ... 8.
FECL 49 (December 1996/January 1997): SECRETIVE "SIRENES ... This is the only conclusion to be drawn from the so-called SIRENE Manual, ... In the Manual the SIRENEs are defined by turns as an "indispensable structure ... 9.
FECL 12 (February 1993): XENOPHOBIA AND NATIVISM - CAUSE OR EFFECT? XENOPHOBIA AND NATIVISM - CAUSE OR EFFECT? Throughout Europe the open door policies of the post ... Internationalisation of Immigration and Refugee Policy ... 10.
FECL 35 (June 1995): JUDGES CHALLENGE POLICE ON PASQUA LAW Formerly, the Dépôt housed fewer than 100 deportees, but as a direct result of the entry into force of the Pasqua laws the number soon rose to up to 150. ... |
