Examples of using Right to consular in English and their translations into Swedish
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The right to consular assistance.
Every citizen has the right to consular protection.
The right to consular assistance(if not a national of the State of prosecution);
Example of an EU passport with the right to consular protection.
Without a doubt, the right to consular protection is currently fragmentary
Legislative proposal amending Decision 1995/553/EC implementing the right to consular protection.
The right to consular protection in third countries is one of the main features of European Union citizenship.
Example of an EU passport with the right to consular protection Contacts.
Mr President, the right to consular and diplomatic protection is one of the pillars of European citizenship.
strengthen European citizens' right to consular protection.
Certain Member States recognise the right to consular protection under national law whereas others do not confer this right under national law.
the Committee stresses the need for citizens to be much better informed about this right to consular protection in third countries.
The right to consular protection also applies in day-to-day situations,
Only a limited number of Member States extend the right to consular protection to family members who are third country nationals.
The Governments of the European Union Member States decided on 19 December 1995 on measures to give effect to of origin and, in consultation with them, take action with the local authorities; this right to consular protection.
Nevertheless, more can be done to render Union citizens' fundamental right to consular and diplomatic protection in third countries even more effective.
The right to consular assistance is enshrined by Article 36 of the 1963 Vienna Convention on Consular Relations where it is a right conferred on States to have access to their nationals.
Article 46 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, proclaimed in Nice on 7 December 2000, enshrined the right to consular and diplomatic protection as a fundamental right of the European citizen;
While crucial in a crisis, the right to consular protection also applies in more everyday situations such as a lost or stolen passport,
notably on the right to consular protection in third countries
as well as guarantees citizens the right to consular protection outside the EU.
If MEPs had problems exercising their right to consular protection in such an extreme situation,
consulate have the right to consular protection by the consular authorities of any other Member State.
The Commission will further reinforce the right to consular protection for EU citizens whose home Member State is not represented in third countries,
notably the right to the freedom of movement, the right to consular protection and the right to petition Parliament and the European Ombudsman.
The fundamental right to consular protection of unrepresented citizens of the Union under the same conditions as nationals,
the Optional Protocol of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations(VCCR), which gives the right to consular assistance in death penalty cases,
This reform enhances in particular the fundamental right to consular protection under the same conditions as for nationals laid down in its Article 46,
how third country family members of EU citizens can receive protection with a view to ensuring the effectiveness of the right to consular protection, and of the right to respect for private
municipal elections, their right to consular protection and their right to petition the European Parliament.