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"The report’s detailed requests to the Commission and the Council are based upon an appealing ambition to improve legal protection for asylum seekers in relation to the rights applicable under the Convention and particularly with regard to the procedure for dealing with asylum seekers. The proposals could therefore mean a long overdue strengthening of legal protection in our own countries. We also find it encouraging that the proposal seeks the reasons why refugees are persecuted.
Even though we are able to endorse by far the majority of the report’s recommendations, we have not been able to vote in favour of the report, partly because quite a few of the proposals are too vague and partly – and especially – because the proposals are based upon asylum and immigration policy’s being defined supranationally by the EU. These policy areas are a part of the Member States’ own area of responsibility and ought not to be (mis)used to construct a supranational policing and legal system."@en1
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