In 1947 in one of its first acts, Robert Schuman’s French Government made valiant efforts bring peace between Arabs and Israeli Jews in Palestine. When the Ben-Gurion government proclaimed the State of Israel, France voted in the UN to recognize it. When a nearly unarmed Israel was attacked by foreign Arab national armies, France gave… » read more
Archives for Law
Whom the law protects
September 12, 2013
Written by Ivan Bielik (member of IPWG) Last days have brought into the light interesting issue of the fundamental clash between national security and civil liberty. One needs to examine the role of law in the society in deciding about this issue, because the law system creates a backbone of society we live in and… » read more
|
AEGEE-IPWG, democracy, InfoSociety, International relations, Justice & Home Affairs, Law, liberty, Manning, NSA, protection, Public Affairs, Security, Snowden |
VIDEO: GMOs: Romania breaches EU law allowing soy bean contamination
October 26, 2009
[kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/4E-eS-ecKhQ” width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /]
(RO with EN subtitles: GMOs: Romania breaches EU law allowing soy bean contamination)
|
agent green, agro, breach, CAP, contamination, Court, craioveanu, English, grinda, infringement, justice, Law, monsanto, paun, percy, Romanian, schmeiser, soia, soy , GMO |
THE EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS’ HYPOCRISY
September 16, 2009
What you do speaks so loud that I cannot hear what you say. Ralph Emerson Hypocrisy can afford to be magnificent in its promises, for never intending to go beyond promise, it costs nothing. Edmund Burke The hypocrisy of the European Institutions has been the focus of public debate ever since the… » read more
|
account, anti-fraud, blow, bookkeeping, budget, Buitenen, change, combat, commission, Communities, Community, conflict, corruption, Council, democracy, democratic, dismiss, double, English, entry, failure, false, financial, fraud, hypocrisy, illegal, institution, integrity, interest, interpret, Irish, irregularities, Law, Lisbon, loss, loyalty, management, Member, MEP, mismanagement, Office, OLAF, Parliament, phoney, president, pretence, safety, transparency, transparent, Treaty, Union, valve, whistle, whistleblower, whistleblowing, wikileaks, wrongdoing |
What percentage of laws come from the EU?
June 2, 2009
Claims for the number of laws with an EU origin range from just 9% up to 84%. So what’s the truth?
Agents Can Seize Laptops At U.S. Border
August 4, 2008
U.S. federal officials have disclosed that agents at the U.S. border may seize a traveler’s laptop or other electronic devices with no limits on how long they can hold them and without any suspicion of wrongdoing. The Department of Homeland Security recently disclosed the new policies that allow agents to search a laptop’s contents and… » read more