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> There is no such thing as "willingness to prosecute" in EU, all crimes must and will be prosecuted here. This is flat out wrong. > Beware, it's criminal to
by sgjohnson 5y ago
> There is no such thing as "willingness to prosecute" in EU, all crimes must and will be prosecuted here.
This is flat out wrong.
> Beware, it's criminal to fight in a foreign army for most EU citizens.
We've got a law like that in my country too, and there's no exception for dual citizens. Except it's only ever been enforced in two cases where some individuals went to fight for ISIS. They don't care one bit if you're in the armed forces of a friendly nation.
- emteycz 5y agoIreland is the only EU state where it's wrong as far as I can see. All other states seem to have laws that state what I claimed (but I Google translated them so take that with some salt). Czech citizens have been in prison over French foreign legion membership.
- jounker 5y agoThis seems to be changing by the hour. It’s now legal for Danes to fight in Ukraine.