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Seattle Post Intelligencer
Fifty-one lawmakers of Parliament appealed to the court to overturn the law, which was passed as part of anti-terrorism efforts. Germany's Federal Constitution Court issued a similar ruling last year. The law stems from an European Union directive.
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EurActiv
An EU directive to be unveiled today (31 March) will introduce more stringent rules on mortgage lending in the EU, but critics argue this will limit lending and hurt first-time buyers. Mortgage lending is of vital importance to the European economy, ...
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Monsters and Critics.com
Brussels - The European Union Court of Justice on Thursday ordered debt-plagued Greece to pay a fine of 3 million euros (4.3 million dollars) because it was late in implementing an EU directive on crime victims. EU member states were supposed to ...
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European Voice
But the EU has no general oversight over national media legislation. EU law comes into play only exceptionally for certain cross-border issues. One such exception is the audiovisual media services directive, which deals with aspects of cross-border TV ...
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| Dismay as EU appoints ex-music lobbyist as copyright tzar PC Pro “Welcome to the European Union, where the big business lobby organisations are calling most of the shots at the Commission, and where citizens are just seen as a nuisance to be ignored,” said Pirate MEP Christian Engstrom in a blog post on the subject. ... See all stories on this topic » |  PC Pro |
Offaly Express (press release)
The EU directive sets minimum penalties for traffickers in all member states of between five and ten years' imprisonment where a victim's life is endangered, criminal organisations are involved or where children or exploited. The directive also asks ...
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Broadband TV News
The Commission is seeking clarification on “a wide variety of issues” concerning the law's implementation. An EU directive demands states' audio-visual output meets bloc-wide standards for everything from the “prohibition of incitement to hatred” to ...
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