The European Confederation of Police, EuroCOP, is an umbrella organisation for 35 police unions and staff organisations in Europe based in Luxembourg. It represents the interests of over half a million police officers in 27 European countries, dealing with issues which range from police cooperation across borders to a safer working environment for police officers on the street. |
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(Luxembourg, 30 November 2011) Just days after the EuroCOP Congress in Barcelona called for the creation of a comprehensive Code of Police Ethics in the European Union the Catalan Parliament has passed a law that will ensure a... |
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EuroCOP shares the strong concerns regarding the threatening of the public and private liberties as well as the media pluralism, independence of the justice system and and all the democratic counter-powers through the new... |
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(Barcelona, 23 November 2011) Standing ovations from delegates at the 3rd Ordinary Congress of the European Confederation of Police in Barcelona |
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Anna Nellberg elected new President of EuroCOP |
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(Luxembourg, 14 October 2011) European Court of Justice rules that supplements linked to the job cannot be denied during holidays |
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(Kopenhagen, 5 October 2011) New Danish government to abstain from controversial plan to reinforce checks at the internal borders |
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