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Anti-trafficking directive

Adopted on 27/04/2023
Reference: 
SOC/752-EESC-2022
Referral: 
COM(2022) 732 final 2022/0426 CODCOM(2022) 736 final
Rapporteur: 
José Antonio MORENO DÍAZ (Workers - GR II / Spain)
Co-rapporteur: 
Pietro Vittorio BARBIERI (Diversity Europe - GR III/Italy)
Plenary session: 
578 -
Apr 26, 2023 Apr 27, 2023

The EESC welcomes the Commission's proposal to amend the Anti-Trafficking Directive, as it agrees with the need for further progress and improvement in the fight against trafficking in human beings and the protection of victims. The gender dimension in the content and implementation of the directive should be strengthened, given that the vast majority of victims are women and girls. The EESC believes that the directive should pay greater attention to victims of trafficking, and wishes to highlight the Member States' obligation to care for and protect victims and ensure their social inclusion as far as possible.

EESC opinion: Anti-trafficking directive

e-CODEX

Adopted on 27/04/2021
Reference: 
INT/931-EESC-2020-05898-00-00-AC-TRA
Referral: 
COM(2020) 712 final 2020/0345 CODCOM(2020) 712 final 2020/0345 COD
Rapporteur: 
Ozlem YILDIRIM (Workers - GR II / France)

The EESC welcomes the proposed regulatory initiative, which will have an indirect positive impact as it simplifies and speeds up cross-border judicial procedures and cooperation, and will also contribute to improving the functioning of the single market. It is worth noting that e-CODEX is not limited to e-justice. In anticipation of the future, the EESC recommends including a provision to open up the possibility of other uses by other public administrations, including for example the transfer of e-health records.

EESC opinion: e-CODEX

Rules facilitating the use of financial and other information in criminal cases

Adopted on 11/07/2018
Reference: 
SOC/595-EESC-2018-02736-00-00-AC-TRA
Referral: 
COM(2018) 213 final 2018/0105 COD
Rapporteur: 
Victor ALISTAR (Romania)

Le CESE estime que la directive devrait présenter un meilleur équilibre entre les droits fondamentaux des personnes et la nécessité de garantir une meilleure application de la législation touchant à la lutte contre la criminalité et à sa répression.

Le CESE formule un certain nombre de recommandations concrètes, portant notamment sur les points suivants:

EESC opinion: Rules facilitating the use of financial and other information in criminal cases

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