Luxembourg – The fight against cybercrime, confronting propaganda and incitement to hate crimes on the internet, the political agreement on a section of the institutional Regulation of European Public Prosecutor’s office (central information system, budget, staff, data protection and simplified procedures), the point on the Directive on the protection of the EU’s financial interests and that relate to the exchange of information from criminal records. These are the main points on the the Council of Ministers of the European Union Justice’s agenda tomorrow in Luxembourg attended by Minister of Justice, Andrea Orlando. The Council will adopt two regulations with strong Italian support, on marital property rights and registered partnerships, the result of “enhanced cooperation”, launched on the initiative of 18 Member States. (9Colonne)
