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Partnership against Violent Radicalisation in Cities
- Preventing radicalisation through probation and release – PREPARE
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- Security & Tourism
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National Forums
Hungary
“Tackling security issues by cooperating with other municipalities” – Interview with Ferenc Szöllősi, Mayor of Pécel, new member of Efus
Pécel is a town of 17,000 situated in the suburbs of Budapest, the capital of Hungary. Why did Pécel join Efus and what benefits do you expect? Ferenc Szöllősi : I am Mayor of Pécel since 2010 and I think … More
Hungarian presidency of the European Union: a “Strong Europe with a Human Touch”
Hungary is in charge of the presidency of the European Union during the first semester of 2011. A “Strong Europe with a Human Touch”, this is the motto chosen by Hungary for its mandate as president of the European Union, … More
Conference on urban safety and the use of CCTV – Budapest: 3 December 2009
Conference on urban safety and the use of CCTVBudapest: 3 December 2009 This year, the Urban Safety Conference of the city of Budapest will be dedicated to the use of CCTV and the question of video surveillance. As the European … More
Dinner debate: the role of civil society for the promotion of fundamental rights, Budapest 3 decembre 2009
The Forum’s lunch and dinner debates on freedom, security and justice «The promotion of safety and fundamental rights through civil society» 3 December 2009, 18h30Déry – Jókai room, Budapest AbstractIn the human rights framework it doesn’t make sense to be for … More
