On Wednesday 2 May, the European Court of Justice declared that in joint cases C-331/16 and C- 366/16 there was a necessity for the restriction on the freedom of movement and residence of a European Union citizen or a member of their family if they are suspected of having participated in war crimes.
This assessment involves weighing up the threat represented by the person in question to the fundamental interests of the host society and protecting the rights of European citizens and their...