Commission "Bell" in Cyprus on Human Trafficking and New Drugs
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Commission warns Cyprus and other states over rules against human trafficking and psychoactive substances The European Commission has sent warning letters to Cyprus and a number of other member states over delays in the transposition of two EU pieces of legislation in the field of justice on human trafficking and internal security for the failure to incorporate new […] “Yellow card” in Cyprus for human trafficking and new psychoactive substances
The European Commission has sent warnings to 20 countries, including Greece, for not fully implementing the revised EU directive against trafficking in human beings. They have two months to respond or face sanctions.
The European Commission has sent letters of formal notice to Cyprus and a number of other Member States for delays in transposing two pieces of EU legislation in the areas of justice on trafficking in human beings and internal security for the failure to include new psychoactive substances as narcotic drugs. In the first case, Cyprus is among the 20 Member States that have not notified full transposition of Directive (EU) 2024/1712, which amends…
Commission warning on rules against trafficking in human beings and psychoactive substances - What the European Commission says
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