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| Kas | Šalis | Ką parašė |
|---|---|---|
| SOMO | NL | rovisions providing for non-state actor access detailed trade information with customs. SOMO welcomes the proposed removal of UCC Article 12 that allows customs to categorically deny public access to trade information Ref. Ares(2023)7548253 - 07/11/2023 they c ↗ |
| Anti-slavery International | GB | Brazil, India, … who already make customs data publicly available. The central problem the UCC (Union Customs Code) poses lies in Article 12, where the UCC leaves it up to national authorities, to define the condition of “confidentiality”. Aa a result, and in ↗ |
| ECCHR | DE | ing the USA, Canada, Brazil, India, … who already make customs data publicly available. The central problem the UCC poses lies in Article 12, where the UCC even leaves it up to national authorities, to define the condition of “confidentiality”. In practice, al ↗ |
| German Institute for Human Rights (NHRI) | DE | out, there is a high risk that current customs rules will pose a challenge in enforcing future EU law. One risk can be averted if Art 12 UCC is amended to ensure that customs data is not by default confidential and can be publicly disclosed. The Commission h ↗ |
| Clean Clothes Campaign - International Office | BE | d to disclose names and address of the manufacturers and exporters to the relevant customs authorities. 2. the UCC legal package (Article 12) must to be amended to clarify that customs data on trade parties, exporter and manufacturers, is not confidential and ↗ |
| SOMO | NL | violations. The proposed amendment can be made by changing article itself or by adding an extra exception to Art. 47(2) to which Article 12 currently refers to. Accessibility Once the categorical confidentiality measure in UCC Article 12 is properly addressed ↗ |
| Finnwatch | FI | in the above mentioned document. To promote the necessary transparency of customs’ data, the UCC needs to be revised and the UCC Article 12 needs to be amended to clarify that customs’ data on trade parties is not confidential and that such data can be disclo ↗ |
| University of Bologna - PhD thesis | IT | ndelsgesellschaft mbH, the Court rejected the argument that the the system of deposits as instituted by the third subparagraph of Article 12(1) of Regulation No 120/67 was not valid for several reasons, including the breach of fundamental rights. ↗ |
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