http://www.euractiv.com/Latests DocumentsUNEenSun, 22 Nov 2009 06:41:36 GMThttp://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss5editor@euractiv.comwebmaster@euractiv.comhttp://www.euractiv.com/cssea/logo.gifhttp://www.euractiv.com/10360http://euractiv.com/en/justice/european-court-decision-gives-hope-turkish-travellers/article-186856?Ref=RSSA recent European Court of Justice ruling has increased the chances of speeding up the abolition of visa requirements for Turkish citizens visiting the EU, the president of Turkey's Economic Development Foundation (IKV), Professor Haluk Kabaalioglu, told EurActiv Turkey in an interview.Thu, 29 Oct 2009 07:10:00 GMTtcm:29-186856-16http://euractiv.com/en/justice/eu-grant-free-interpretation-rights-suspected-criminals/article-186756?Ref=RSSPeople in Europe facing criminal proceedings outside of their country of residence will be able to receive free interpretation and translations of procedural documents in their native language, justice ministers agreed last week (23 October).Mon, 26 Oct 2009 11:50:00 GMTtcm:29-186756-16http://euractiv.com/en/justice/western-balkans-secure-internal-borders-eu-help/article-186352?Ref=RSSThe EU is helping to secure five thousand kilometres of extra internal borders in the Western Balkans, which have appeared following the collapse of former Yugoslavia, the European Court of Auditors said in Brussels yesterday (13 October).Wed, 14 Oct 2009 06:50:00 GMTtcm:29-186352-16http://euractiv.com/en/justice/parliament-split-progressive-swedish-immigration-programme/article-186266?Ref=RSSMEPs last week (8 October) debated the Swedish EU Presidency's proposed new programme for freedom, security and justice in the EU. The plans, which are in line with Sweden's progressive national policies, were welcomed by liberal MEPs but described as weak on immigration by southern Europeans.Mon, 12 Oct 2009 06:50:00 GMTtcm:29-186266-16http://euractiv.com/en/justice/lawmaker-eu-us-data-deals-opened/article-186090?Ref=RSSThe prospect of a swift ratification of the Lisbon Treaty following the Irish 'yes' last weekend will allow the European Parliament to re-open sensitive dossiers, including bilateral agreements on visa waivers with the United States, according to MEP Sophie in 't Veld.Tue, 6 Oct 2009 06:55:00 GMTtcm:29-186090-16http://euractiv.com/en/justice/eu-parliament-set-open-visa-deal-us/article-186093?Ref=RSSThe prospect of a swift ratification of the Lisbon Treaty following the Irish 'yes' last weekend will allow the European Parliament to re-open sensitive dossiers, including bilateral agreements on visa waivers with the United States that involve the transfer of personal data.Tue, 6 Oct 2009 06:50:00 GMTtcm:29-186093-16http://euractiv.com/en/justice/eu-backs-prague-canada-visa-row/article-185665?Ref=RSSJacques Barrot, the European Commission vice-president in charge of justice, freedom and security, said yesterday (21 September) that he would ask EU countries to adopt retaliatory measures against Canada if it does not move to lift visa restrictions on Czech citizens by the end of the year.Tue, 22 Sep 2009 10:45:00 GMTtcm:29-185665-16http://euractiv.com/en/justice/eu-refugee-scheme-receives-mixed-welcome/article-185101?Ref=RSSThe European Commission yesterday (2 September) proposed a collective EU programme for resettling refugees, provoking mixed reviews from experts.Thu, 3 Sep 2009 10:59:00 GMTtcm:29-185101-16http://euractiv.com/en/justice/romania-snubs-netherlands-criticisms/article-185067?Ref=RSSRomania's foreign minister cancelled yesterday's (2 September) planned visit to the Netherlands, in protest against a Dutch move to deny Bucharest and Sofia accession to the Schengen border-free area until the countries improve their record in fighting corruption and organised crime. EurActiv Romania reports.Thu, 3 Sep 2009 06:39:00 GMTtcm:29-185067-16http://euractiv.com/en/justice/eu-mulls-immigration-burden-sharing/article-184983?Ref=RSSAccording to a European Commission proposal leaked to the press, EU members would pledge to take in a certain number of refugees each year, alleviating the burden placed on Malta, Italy and Spain, where most illegal immigrants first arrive on European soil.Tue, 1 Sep 2009 06:45:00 GMTtcm:29-184983-16