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Chapter 24: Justice, freedom, Security<\/p>\r\n
[\/cl_custom_heading][cl_text css_style=”margin-top:35px”]EU policies aim to maintain and further develop the Union as an area of freedom, security and justice. On issues such as border control, visas, external migration, asylum, police cooperation, the fight against organised crime and against terrorism, cooperation in the field of drugs, customs cooperation and judicial cooperation in criminal and civil matters, Member States need to be properly equipped to adequately implement the growing framework of common rules. Above all, this requires a strong and well-integrated administrative capacity within the law enforcement agencies and other relevant bodies, which must attain the necessary standards. A professional, reliable and efficient police organisation is of paramount importance. The most detailed part of the EU\u2019s policies on justice, freedom and security is the Schengen acquis, which entails the lifting of internal border controls in the EU. However, for the new Member States substantial parts of the Schengen acquis are implemented following a separate Council Decision to be taken after accession.<\/p>\r\n
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(Council and Parliament regulations and directives, Commission decisions, European Court of Justice decisions, EU Commission recommendations)<\/p>\r\n
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Policy Papers<\/p>\r\n
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Challenges of Albania\u2019s approach to effectively tackle organised crime: Developing a More Efficient and Improved Legal Framework in aligning with EU approach<\/a><\/strong> Fight Against Corruption and Organized Crime: On the Role of Special Prosecution (SPAK) and Special Courts in improving the country’s preparation for membership in the European Union<\/a><\/strong> Money Laundering in the Context of Fiscal and Criminal Amnesty<\/a><\/strong>
Mirsada Hallunaj\u00a0 – CSDG<\/p>\r\n
Mirsada Hallunaj – CSDG<\/p>\r\n
AIS<\/p>\r\n