Traduction de «frontex » (Anglais → Français) :

A further amendment, Regulation (EU) No 656/2014, lays down rules for the surveillance of the EU’s external sea borders in the context of operational cooperation managed by Frontex.

X. whereas Frontex has already established an incident reporting system which involves the Frontex operations division, the Frontex legal unit and the Frontex Fundamental Rights Officer, with the ultimate decision being taken by the Frontex Executive Director; whereas this system involves internal complaints received from Frontex staff and guest officers, and consequently does not cater for direct complaints by individuals claiming a breach of their fundamental rights;

X. whereas Frontex has already established an incident reporting system which involves the Frontex operations division, the Frontex legal unit and the Frontex Fundamental Rights Officer, with the ultimate decision being taken by the Frontex Executive Director; whereas this system involves internal complaints received from Frontex staff and guest officers, and consequently does not cater for direct complaints by individuals claiming a breach of their fundamental rights;

13. Emphasises that the above form should be accessible in languages that migrants and asylum seekers understand or may be reasonably supposed to understand, and that it should include all necessary information on how to submit a complaint, including practical guidelines drawn up in a comprehensible manner; recalls that the Frontex regulation (Regulation 656/2014) already provides for the availability of shore-based interpreters, legal advisers and other relevant experts; recommends the possibility of being able to initiate a complaint orally with a person wearing the Frontex emblem, which complaint would be duly transcribed by the off ...[+++]icer involved; urges Frontex to make the complaint form available both in smartphone-compatible electronic format on its website and in hard-copy format, in the Member States’ screening centres as well as from Frontex staff and guest officers participating in any Frontex operation;

8. Takes the view that it is a legitimate expectation to believe that the actions of those involved in Frontex operations are attributable to Frontex and more generally to the EU; stresses that the legal relations and the distinct yet shared responsibilities existing between Frontex and the Member States should not undermine the safeguarding of fundamental rights and respect for those rights in joint operations; recalls that Frontex has no authority to sanction Member States or their officials; believes that due consideration should therefore be given to the question of the competences of Frontex and those of the Member States;

8. Takes the view that it is a legitimate expectation to believe that the actions of those involved in Frontex operations are attributable to Frontex and more generally to the EU; stresses that the legal relations and the distinct yet shared responsibilities existing between Frontex and the Member States should not undermine the safeguarding of fundamental rights and respect for those rights in joint operations; recalls that Frontex has no authority to sanction Member States or their officials; believes that due consideration should therefore be given to the question of the competences of Frontex and those of the Member States;