EuroCOP Weekly News Roundup: 11 June
European Commission Commission adopts new legal clauses to safeguard personal data On Friday 4 June, the Commission adopted and published finalized version of new standard contractual clauses – to provide […]
EuroCOP Weekly News Roundup: 4 June
European Commission EU Public Prosecutor’s Office begins operating On Tuesday 1 June, the Luxembourg-based European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) began operating for the first time, after more than two decades […]
EuroCOP Weekly News Roundup: 28 May
European Commission Debate surrounds controversial European e-Evidence regulation The European e-Evidence proposal, which aims to improve cross-border access to electronic evidence across the EU, is still being negotiated within trilogues […]
Launch Conference – Defending and strengthening trade union rights in public services
Colleagues Defending and strengthening trade union rights in public services Over 90 participants from more than 30 countries took part in a major conference on trade union rights on 25-26 […]
What is the International Council of Police Representative Associations (ICPRA)?
History The International Council of Police Representative Associations (ICPRA) is an umbrella body for police and law enforcement unions, federations and associations. At its council meeting in Cape Town in […]
EuroCOP Weekly News Roundup: 21 May
European Commission Political agreement reached at EU level on EU Digital COVID Certificate After negotiations between the European Parliament and the Council, a provisional political agreement was reached on the […]
EuroCOP Weekly News Roundup: 14 May
European Commission Commission calls on Member States to cut essential travel from India The Commission has issued a recommendation for Member States to further restrict travel from India, to limit […]
EuroCOP President slams “warm words” bestowed to officers after weekend of violence and injuries
The President of Eurocop has slammed the “warm words” bestowed on officers in Scotland who have faced years of assaults, insufficient PPE, crumbling buildings and inadequate pay rises. Calum Steele, also General […]
EuroCOP Weekly News Roundup: 7 May
European Commission Commission proposes to ease restrictions on non-essential travel into the EU The Commission has issued a proposal for Member States to ease current restrictions on entry into the […]
EuroCOP Spring 2021 Actvity Report
Colleagues, As you recall Congress approved the 4-year action plan containing three key strategic priorities Raising EuroCOP’s profile (internally and externally) Establishing and building a foundation for developing a policy […]