FRA presented findings on alleged fundamental rights violations at EU borders to the Council Working Party for Schengen Matters during a meeting in Brussels on 17 November. The agency, invited by the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU, outlined the current state of investigations into ill-treatment at the EU’s borders, drawing on the 2025 update released earlier in the year. FRA also introduced its ten-point guidance, which was developed to promote prompt and effective investigations and is included in the agency’s 2024 report on investigations. The briefing aimed to inform EU policymakers about progress and challenges in safeguarding fundamental rights at border crossings.
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Summary adapted from material on the FRA website (https://fra.europa.eu ).
https://fra.europa.eu/en/news/2025/council-working-party-schengen-matters-discusses-investigations-alleged-right-violations
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