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The proposal to draw up a list of international events taking place in the EU, attended by citizens from various Member States, requiring high levels of cooperation between the security services of the different Member States raises major concerns as to the real objective of this initiative and the use of this mechanism.
The recent attempts to prevent people from taking part in international events and demonstrations taking place for example alongside European summits, in protest at neoliberal and militarist policies or expressing solidarity with people fighting against imperialism, are very fresh in the mind. This ultimately demonstrates the potential meaning of the ‘provision of cross-border assistance’ between security services for ‘maintaining law and order’ and ‘combating criminal offences’.
This initiative forms part of the securitarianism that the EU is drifting towards, and follows the adoption of other measures which, on the pretext of the so-called ‘fight against terrorism’, undermine the citizens’ rights, freedoms and guarantees.
Our parliamentary group therefore voted against."@en1
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