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"en.20120522.15.2-251-500"2
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"This report takes into account the stipulations of the Stockholm Programme and the Treaty of Lisbon, particularly as regards the ideas that EU security policy must be anchored to a specific EU rule of law, subject to oversight that they call ‘democratic’, not just nationally, but mainly at European level. As such, an ‘EU internal security strategy’ is being developed that they say serves to protect the EU from ‘terrorism and other threats’. Although this report is ‘moderated’ with a few assertions that human rights and the principle of subsidiarity must be respected, the majority of the report is along the lines of creating a strategy of security and repression. Little emphasis is placed on prevention, with the accent on reinforcing the conditions for punishment which, in the EU, very often means criminalising all social movements and forces that do not allow themselves to be pushed around by orders from the EU, as well as controlling the lives of the public whilst attacking their fundamental freedoms and guarantees. Obviously, we voted against."@en1
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