Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2008-04-23-Speech-3-143"
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The report contains many proposals on integrating people who have been granted international protection. We would have supported these proposals if the vote had taken place in the Swedish Parliament.
In this context, however, the proposals are part of creating a common European asylum system. This report itself is heading in a generous direction regarding asylum policy. At the same time it forms part of building ‘Fortress Europe’. The protection provided by the Geneva Convention is undermined by the EU taking upon itself responsibility for interpreting who is to be granted protection and the form this will take.
We see no other alternative than to say no to all forms of common refugee policy at EU level, as Member States would otherwise lose control of the direction policy is taking. The UN’s conventions should remain the governing instruments for guaranteeing the rights of asylum seekers in international society."@en1
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