Commission welcomes political agreement on protecting the environment through criminal law

Commission welcomes political agreement on protecting the environment through criminal law
Опубликовано: Monday, 20 November 2023 09:04

Once the new directive has entered into force, member states will have to include in their criminal laws greater precision on the definition of environmental offence categories, as well as effective dissuasive sanctions for offenders. The new legal framework will help to ensure that serious environmental offences do not go unpunished. This will deter pollution and environmental degradation and contribute to preserving our nature for future generations. 

More information is in the press release.

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