Communiqués de presse

MEPs have adopted their position on revised rules to boost victims’ rights and make reporting a crime safer.

Le Parlement a adopté aujourd’hui dix textes législatifs visant à réformer la politique européenne en matière de migration et d’asile, comme convenu avec les États membres en décembre.

Mercredi, le PE a soutenu la prolongation d’une dérogation aux règles en matière de protection de la vie privée facilitant la détection de contenus pédopornographiques en ligne.

MEPs agreed on a faster procedure for granting or withdrawing international protection and returns applicable in all EU member states and replacing national procedures.

Registered asylum-applicants will be able to start working sooner and their integration prospects will improve, under a draft law agreed by Parliament and Council.

MEPs backed on Wednesday EU resettlement rules to strengthen solidarity with countries hosting large number of displaced persons and reduce irregular and dangerous migratory movements.

The European Parliament has adopted its position on new procedural rules for the enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation.

On Wednesday Parliament approved a new EU asylum and migration policy based on the principle of solidarity and the fair sharing of responsibility.

MEPs endorsed a more effective system to identify people arriving into the EU, with improved statistics and better data protection safeguards.

The EU response in the case of a migration and asylum crisis should be based on reinforced solidarity and support to the member states in need.