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29Abr 2015

Police and Protests Infographics

'Transparency of the Policing of Protests': Report Infographics Below you will find our seven infographics (one interactive, and six question-by-question) on the research conducted for our Transparency of the Policing of Protests Report. Please feel free to download and use these as you wish - why not share them on

29Abr 2015

Full Lobby Transparency campaign launched with ALTER-EU debate at the Parliament

This article was originally published on ALTER-EU.org: http://www.alter-eu.org/alter-eus-new-campaign-launched-with-transparency-debate-at-the-parliament Brussels, 29 April 2015 - ALTER-EU launched its new campaign Full lobby transparency now! with a high-profile debate. Held at the European Parliament, panellists included ALTER-EU members and officials from the Commission, Parliament and Council. Here, Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans renewed the

29Abr 2015

The role of Lobbies in the EU decision-making process: the EU Transparency Register, the role of Council and Permanent Representations

Start date: Wed, 2015-05-13, from 9.30 to  13.00 Location: Altiero Spinelli Building - First floor - Room 1E2, European Parliament, Brussels The role of Lobbies in the EU decision-making process: the EU Transparency Register, the role of Council and Permanent Representations” SPEAKERS: Marco PERONACI, Ambassador, Italian Deputy Permanent Representative Matthieu

24Abr 2015

The Transparency of the Policing of Protests

Report finds Europe-wide Lack of Transparency of Policing of Protests Madrid, 24 April 2015 - There is a serious lack of transparency about the use of various types of equipment during policing of protests according to a report published today by Access Info Europe, following research conducted in 42 countries

Cover photo: Joshua Hayes via Flick (CC BY-SA 2.0)