Audições
Uma comissão é autorizada a organizar uma audição de peritos se entender que a mesma é indispensável para o seu trabalho sobre uma determinada questão. As audições também podem ser realizadas conjuntamente por duas ou mais comissões. A maioria das comissões organiza audições com regularidade, uma vez que as mesmas lhes permitem ouvir a opinião de peritos e debater questões fulcrais. Esta página contém todas as informações disponíveis relacionadas com as audições organizadas pelas comissões, incluindo os programas e as contribuições dos oradores.
The Committee on Regional Development held a public hearing on the European Citizens' Initiative (ECI) "Cohesion policy for the equality of the regions and sustainability of the regional cultures" with the participation of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, the Committee on Culture and Education and the Committee on Petitions on Wednesday 25 June 2025.
On 12 June, the LIBE Committee hosted a Public Hearing on media freedom and the protection of journalists, focusing on the evolving challenges within the EU’s media legal framework. The discussion addressed critical threats to democracy in Europe, such as disinformation, manipulation, spyware, and the unlawful surveillance of journalists. The debate also explored potential legislative and policy improvements aimed at reinforcing the EU’s commitment to media freedom.
On 4 June, the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) hosted a Public Hearing on “Organised Crime and its impact on Internal Security”. The hearing aimed to discuss the escalating complexity and transnational nature of criminal activities which are undermining the European Union's security and the fundamental rights of its citizens.
On 4 June 2025, the LIBE Committee hosted a public hearing on Radicalisation online, with a focus on the recruitment of children for organised crime and terrorism. The hearing looked at online radicalisation, including the role of social media and messaging services.
The objective of the joint public hearing was to provide the Members of the BUDG, CONT and LIBE Committees with input from academics and practitioners on how to ensure that final beneficiaries and recipients can continue to receive EU funding where the EU has suspended payments to a Member State due to rule of law breaches by the central government.
The Joint LIBE-PETI public hearing ‘Border checks and the future of the Schengen area’, based on Petitions 0585/2023 and 0509/2024, focuses on the evolution of the Schengen Area, recent amendments to the Schengen Borders Code and the impact of the reintroduction of internal border controls.
In accordance with Article 53 of Regulation (EU) no 2018/1725 (Data Protection Regulation for EU Institutions) “[t]he European Parliament and the Council shall appoint the European Data Protection Supervisor by common accord for a term of five years, on the basis of a list drawn up by the Commission following a public call for candidates. [...] The list of candidates drawn up by the Commission shall be public and shall consist of at least three candidates".