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ECJ Limits National Restrictions on Refugee Residence
March 03, 2016
The Court of Justice of the EU ("ECJ") has ruled that EU law prohibits Germany from restricting migrants who have been granted asylum from moving anywhere in the country they wish, except in narrow circumstances where Germany can demonstrate that the migrant is unable to integrate.
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Lyons: London's Success Is "Immune" to Brexit Decision
March 02, 2016
In a new report, economic adviser to the Mayor of London Gerard Lyons writes that, with "no real competitor in Europe," London is on track to continue its sustained economic growth whether or not the UK decides to leave the EU.
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CoE Chief: Anti-Migrant Strategies Violate Rights
March 02, 2016
In a speech at the UN Human Rights Council, Secretary-General of the Council of Europe ("CoE") Thorbjørn Jagland argued that national measures seeking to prevent immigration at the borders of European countries violate global and European human rights obligations and called Hungary's referendum on the EU's allocation of refugees "polarizing and irresponsible."
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Article: Crises Have Made EU's "Ever-Closer Union" Irrelevant
March 02, 2016
An article in The Economist argues that the promised separation of Britain from the language of "ever-closer union" in the EU treaties, negotiated by UK Prime Minister David Cameron, is increasingly irrelevant during a time when multiple crises, including the arrival of a massive number of migrants, are pulling EU countries apart.
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Opponents Criticize UK's "Project Fact" on EU Membership
March 02, 2016
Supporters of Britain's exit from the EU, including Mayor of London Boris Johnson and several government ministers, have dismissed the findings of a UK Government report, called "Project Fact," asserting that the country faces a "decade of uncertainty" if it leaves the EU as "baloney."
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