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EU: European Commission has launched a public consultation on the future priorities in the field of Justice and Home Affairs policy

01 December 2008

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Deadline: 31 December 2008: THE ALTERNATIVE CONSULTATION ON EU JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS POLICY

The European Commission has launched a public consultation on the future priorities in the field of Justice and Home Affairs policy. The European Civil Liberties Network has produced an alternative questionnaire to provoke a more wide ranging debate about EU policy and practice.

Please take a few moments to complete the survey and have your say on EU justice and home affairs policy: Complete survey

For more information about the ECLN survey, see: the ECLN survey

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