【財政カンパ】ＪＣＪ発足７０年　ご協力に感謝。＝古川 英一（事務局長）

日本ジャーナリストクラブ（JCJ）
1 day 12 hours ago
　ＪＣＪ発足７０年・財政カンパへのご協力ありがとうございます。　今年で７０年を迎えたＪＣＪですが、財政の悪化で運営が厳しい状況が続いています。その状況を打開するために、今回ＪＣＪの存続と発展へ向けたカンパキャンペーンを１１月からスタートしました。　　期間は来年３月末までで運営資金として３００万円を目標に会員と機関紙の購読者の方々を中心に呼びかけさせていただいています。そして開始から一月ほどの１２月初旬の段階で、１４０人近い方から目標金額の３分の１を超えるカンパをお寄せいただき..
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Biometrics Deal: EU Council Paves Way for US Data Exchange

Statewatch
1 day 14 hours ago

"The aim of this long-controversial Enhanced Border Security Partnership (EBSP) is to grant US authorities direct and far-reaching access to biometric data stored in the police databases of EU member states.

In return, the EU is now seeking comparable access to US datasets. A document drafted by the Danish Council Presidency, published by the British civil liberties organization Statewatch, outlines the corresponding strategic roadmap for this transatlantic data deal."

Full story: Biometrics Deal: EU Council Paves Way for US Data Exchange

Statewatch

Why Europe Is Quietly Deporting Nigerians

Statewatch
1 day 14 hours ago

"Behind the technical language of “partnerships” and “migration management” lies a harsher reality: sudden removals, separated families, and weakened legal protections for deportees.

In this edition of The Insight Vodcast, we speak with Frey Lindsay of Statewatch to explain what the EU wants from Nigeria, how this deportation system operates, and why it matters far beyond Europe’s borders."

Watch and listen here: Why Europe Is Quietly Deporting Nigerians

Statewatch

Battered by EU’s border bandits

Statewatch
1 day 14 hours ago

"Frey Lindsay, an investigative journalist with Statewatch told our correspondent that over the last decade, and “increasingly in recent years, the EU has funneled hundreds of millions of euros at least (by some counts over a billion euros) to countries in North Africa, including Libya, Tunisia and Morocco, under so-called ‘migration partnerships’. In most cases, these projects can best be seen as the EU paying authorities in those countries to act as its external border guards, emboldened to forcibly and often violently intercept and detain people attempting to seek shelter in Europe. The European Commission has largely turned a blind eye to the extreme violence, forced labour, kidnapping, detention, sexual violence, murder and other atrocities committed against African migrants that these funds are complicit in."

Read the full story: Battered by EU’s border bandits

Statewatch