Groupe parlamentaire européen vert : [Fonds], 1979-1984

Resource Information

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Label

Groupe parlamentaire européen vert : [Fonds], 1979-1984

Title remainder

[Fonds]

Inclusive dates

1979-1984

Creator

• European Parliament, Green Alternative European Link

Subject

• Drug addicts -- Rehabilitation -- European Economic Community countries
• Drugs -- Law and legislation -- European Economic Community countries
• European Parliament, Green Alternative European Link -- Administration
• European Parliament, Green Alternative European Link -- Archives
• Human rights advocacy -- European Economic Community countries
• Asylum, Right of -- European Economic Community countries
• Minorities -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- European Economic Community countries
• Racism -- European Economic Community countries
• Women -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- European Economic Community countries
• Women's rights -- European Economic Community countries
• Immigrants -- Crimes against -- European Economic Community countries

Genre

• Archives

Language

• fre
• ger
• ita
• eng
• fre
• fre

Summary

The collection comprises minutes of meetings of the Group, draft resolutions presented by members of GRAEL, minutes of the Working Group on Human Rights, political documentation (press releases, speeches, programmes)

Biographical or historical data

The GRAEL (Green Alternative European Link) is a political group which preceeded the Greens in the European Parliament. It emerged as a new political force in the 1970s in several European countries and subsequently entered the European political scene in 1984 on the occasion of the second direct elections when their first MEPs were elected. The Federal Republic of Germany, a stronghold of the environmental movement initially elected seven MEPs, Belgium elected two as did the Netherlands. These nine Green MEPs were insufficient alone to form a parliamentary group and therefore concluded an alliance with Italian, Flemish and Irish members to create the group GRAEL, also called "group arc-en-ciel"

Cataloging source

IT-FiEUI

Language note

Collection in French, German, Italian, and English. Inventory in French