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18November2024EuroCOPBulletin2
8November2024 EuroCOP Bulletin
September2024 EuroCOP Bulletin
9May2024 supporting presenation to EuroCOP Bulletin – EuroCOP spoke at the LEWP meeting
EuroCOP Bulletin – November 2023 – EN
EuroCOP Bulletin – June 2023 – EN
Press Release: EuroCOP adopts its 2024 European Parliament Elections Manifesto EuroCOP press release_Elections Manifesto_240418
Press Release: EuroCOP calls on the EU to address violence against the police EN
EuroCOP welcomes the establishment of the Intergroup on the Police
EuroCOP 2024-2028 Action Plan
EuroCOP Manifesto for the 2024 European Parliament Elections Full Manifesto – English
EuroCOP Manifesto for the 2024 European Parliament Elections Full Manifesto – Spanish
Violence against police officers – an urgent need for common EU response EN
Health & Safety
Social Rights for Police
Data Retention
Position Paper Counter Terrorism
Position Paper Counter Crisis
EuroCOP positioning on the EU police co-operation code
Supporting International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia
EuroCOP Statement on Police Offers and EU Migration Crisis September 2015
EuroCOP Statement to the European Parliament LIBE Committee on the fight against terrorism and the challenges for EU internal security April 2015
EuroCOP Open Letter to Policymakers on EU Security February 2015
EuroCOP Statement on French Attacks January 2015
EuroCOP Statement on the New European Agenda on Security, focus on EU value-added – May 2014
EuroCOP welcomes the Conclusion of the European Committee of Social Rights on the rights of Irish police officers – May 2014
New Justice and Home Affairs policy fills the post-Stockholm gap, but lacks ambition – March 2014
EuroCOP 2025 Charter January 2014
EuroCOP Charter 2025
EuroCOP Declaration
2014-04-30 RESOLUTION_Social Dialogue
2013-03-05 RESOLUTION_Greek_Position
2013-10-30 RESOLUTION_AUGC
2012-10-30 RESOLUTION_Impact_Austerity
2012-06-15_PP_International_Police-Missions
2011-08-25 Police Rights
2011-08-10 Schengen Acquis Bulgaria and Romania
2011-06-28 Resolution on the European Court of Human Rights
2011-06-07 External Borders
2010-05-10 Financial Crisis
2010-05-10 Financial Crisis
2010-05-10 Financial Crisis
2010-05-10 Financial Crisis
2010-05-10 Financial Crisis
European Council agrees its position on Standards for Equality Bodies
EU Commission Directorate General for Justice and Home Affairs
EU Parliament Com. on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
EJN – European Judicial Network
EU Police Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina
ETUC – European Trade Union Confederation
A dictionary on words related to the EU
ETUC Manifesto – adopted at the 11th Congress in Seville
Police and Internal Security
Non Governmental Organisations at the Council of Europe
The European Code of Police Ethics
EuroCOP Policy Grid – December 2022
EuroCOP Letter to Commissioner Schmitt on the Working Time Directive
European Plenary Debate on Police Brutality
Council of Europe – Group Of States Against Corruption (GRECO) in relation to Spain
European Union Engagement Explainer
Who are EuroCOP? One Page Explainer
Public Safety and Security in the 21st Century
EuroCOP Letter to EU Commissioner Yvla Johansson
Summary of EuroCOP issues raised at a meeting with representatives of EU German Presidency
Sindicato dos Profissionais de Polícia
Siat Sindicato (SIAT)
Sindicatul Democratic Al Politistilor (SIDEPOL), Romania
Sindicato Nacional Da Policia (SINAPOL)
The Finnish Police Union / Suomen Poliisijärjestöjen Liito SPJL, Finland
Gibraltar Police Federation, Gibraltar
Gibraltar Defence Police Federation, Gibraltar
Landssamband Lögreglumanna (LL), Iceland
Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI), Ireland
Police Federation of Northern Ireland (PFNI), Ireland
Kosovo Police Service Syndicate (KPSS)
Latvijas Apvienota Policistu arodbiedriba (LAPA), Latvia
Latvijas Iekšlietu darbinieku arodbiedrība
Lietuvos VRS Respublikiné Profesiné Sajunga (LVRSRPS), Lithuania
Malta Police Union, Malta
Police Officers’ Union, Malta
Politiets Fellesforbund, Norway
Odborovy zväz Policie vsr (OZP), Slovak Republic
Union de Policias (UPOL), Spain
ELA-Ertzaintza Basque Country (Spain)
Ertzainen Nazional Elkartasuna Sindicato Independiente de la Policia Vasca, Spain
Confederación sindical de comisiones obreras (FSC-CCOO)
Svenska Polisförbundet, Sweden
Scottish Police Federation, United Kingdom
British Transport Police Federation, United Kingdom
Civil Nuclear Police Federation (CNPF), United Kingdom
Defence Police Federation (DPF), United Kingdom
Politiforbundet i Danmark, Denmark
Garda Representative Association (GRA)
EuroCOP believes that “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts”. By becoming a member of EuroCOP, national police organizations effectively have the opportunity to make their voice heard at the European level. The increasing influence and access that EuroCOP continues to gain at the EU level, brings value added support to our members by raising common national concerns before an influential and high-level audience. EuroCOP also provides its members with a platform for exchange of views and best practice sharing with a view to moving Europe closer to a Common Culture for Law Enforcement.
Information on the formal membership requirements can obtained from the secretariat by email.
EuroCOP believes that “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts”. By becoming a member of EuroCOP, national police organizations effectively have the opportunity to make their voice heard at the European level. The increasing influence and access that EuroCOP continues to gain at the EU level, brings value added support to our members by raising common national concerns before an influential and high-level audience. EuroCOP also provides its members with a platform for exchange of views and best practice sharing with a view to moving Europe closer to a Common Culture for Law Enforcement.
Information on the formal membership requirements can obtained from the secretariat by email.
EuroCOP believes that “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts”. By becoming a member of EuroCOP, national police organizations effectively have the opportunity to make their voice heard at the European level. The increasing influence and access that EuroCOP continues to gain at the EU level, brings value added support to our members by raising common national concerns before an influential and high-level audience. EuroCOP also provides its members with a platform for exchange of views and best practice sharing with a view to moving Europe closer to a Common Culture for Law Enforcement.
Information on the formal membership requirements can obtained from the secretariat by email.