tamperevidenciát

Tamperevidenciát is a term of Hungarian origin that can be translated as "evidence of Tampere". It refers to the findings and conclusions of the 1999 Tampere Summit, a meeting of the European Council in Tampere, Finland. The summit was a landmark event in the development of European Union justice and home affairs policy, particularly in the area of creating a European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice.

The Tampere Conclusions outlined a strategic agenda for the EU, setting out ambitious goals for cooperation in areas such as asylum and immigration, judicial cooperation in civil and criminal matters, and police cooperation. Key objectives included the establishment of a common European asylum system, the harmonization of immigration policies, and the development of mechanisms to facilitate cross-border judicial and police cooperation. The summit also emphasized the importance of fundamental rights and the rule of law in these developing policies.

The Tampere Conclusions served as a foundational document for subsequent EU legislation and policy initiatives in justice and home affairs. Many of the principles and objectives set out in 1999 have been developed and implemented over the following years, shaping the EU's approach to managing external borders, combating crime, and ensuring access to justice for its citizens. The term "tamperevidenciát" is thus used to denote the legacy and concrete outcomes of this significant European Council meeting.