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European Court of Justice: Advocate-General: In Advocate General Trstenjak’s view, the Council may freeze funds in the fight against terrorism only while national prosecutions of the persons concerned are ongoing

01 June 2012

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"In view of the repeal of the Netherlands measures against Al-Aqsa, the General Court was therefore right to annul the legal acts by which the Council allowed Al-Aqsa's funds to remain frozen."

See: Press release and Full-text of Opinion (pdf)

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