Sutherland urges ministers to back migration report

EU Justice Ministers took the unusual step of allowing an outsider into their meeting in Luxembourg last week when Peter Sutherland addressed them.

Wed, 03 May, 2006 - 01:00

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He is not a complete outsider, being a former Irish attorney general and an ex-European Commissioner. He is based in London now, and is chairman of oil giant BP.

He holds a similar position with investment company Goldman Sachs.

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Courts Columnists Place: Luxembourg Place: London Place: Ireland Person: Sutherland Person: Peter Sutherland Person: Michael McDowell Organisation: EU Organisation: BP Organisation: Goldman Sachs Organisation: UN Organisation: World Bank Organisation: US Organisation: United States

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