Ongoing action
European Appeal SOS Legalita 2009
2009
SIGN THE EUROPEAN APPEAL SOS LEGALITA 2009
The European Council, the European Commission and the European Parliament, which will reconvene in the summer of 2009
To the National, Regional and Municipal Authorities of the Member States of the European Union
To all their parties and political representatives
We, the European Citizens, call (...)
1. A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
One can only find what one is looking for.
17 October 2008
« The role of trans-national criminal organizations in the running of illegal immigration and trafficking and ‘trade’ in human beings in Europe » is a difficult one and has not as yet, to our knowledge, been the subject of any systematic research. « The diversity of practices is such that it is virtually impossible to even « see » the phenomenon, (...)
2. MAKING THE THREAT KNOWN MEANS RECOGNISING IT
And to keep people constantly informed of the security situation
17 October 2008
Regrettably, no such clarity of publicized information is to be found in many countries of Western Europe. This inevitably results in an under-estimation of the threat and usually also leaves open avenues for criminal organizations to continue thriving.
MAKING THE THREAT KNOWN MEANS RECOGNISING IT
One cannot combat criminal organizations (...)
Violence in the workplace, a weapon for organized crime
11 October 2008
Three years after the reports of Paul VAN BUITENEN, civil servant in the European Commission, on fraud with European funds, that brought the Commission SANTER to collapse, the Financial Times reports on a Spanish European civil servant, Martha ANDREASEN, Senior accounting officer in the European Commission, whose function has suddenly been (...)
