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"en.20080422.46.2-183"2
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"The report is part of the process of transposing the Prüm Treaty into the Community
This Treaty is an integral part of the securitarianism that has been brought in under cover of the ‘fight against terrorism’, with the aim of strengthening cross-border cooperation at EU level in the field of ‘combating terrorism’, cross-border crime and immigration.
Despite containing some amendments that improve the initial proposal, the report does not move away from or denounce the creation of a worrying police cooperation framework (including ‘the establishing of joint rapid intervention groups’, enabling police forces from one Member State to operate in the territory of another), the creation of a ‘Personal database’ (including information on DNA, or, if ‘necessary’, on citizens’ political opinions) and easier access to these for information services, all of which constitutes real violations of the rights, freedoms and guarantees of the citizens of the various Member States.
As a matter of fact, the dangers inherent in such a process have even been highlighted by the ‘European Data Protection Supervisor’ itself, which underlines the fact that instruments of this ilk are being implemented (and have been for some time) without duly safeguarding the protection of citizens’ personal data.
It is for this reason that we voted against this report."@en1
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