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Victims of illegal trafficking and migration should come to the forefront in EU's policies in the next five years (Photo: nobordernetwork)

Sweden to push for more transparent EU migration rules

The upcoming Swedish EU presidency will push for more transparent rules governing migration when it begins negotiations on a five-year justice and home affairs programme later this year, Europe minister Cecilia Malmstrom said on Monday.

"We want to focus more on the individual as a victim and to have clear and transparent rules on migration," Ms Malmstrom told journalists after presenting the priorities of the upcoming Swedish EU presidency, due to start on 1 July.

She said the ...

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Victims of illegal trafficking and migration should come to the forefront in EU's policies in the next five years (Photo: nobordernetwork)

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