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News in Brief September - September- December 2000

01 December 2000

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December 2000

Treaty of Nice: NICE

November 2000

European Parliament committee investigating Echelon meets in secret:Echelon

Big Brother Awards 2000: London, 4 December: Big Brother

October 2000

NATO: New chief says it will have to plan to combat "illegal immigration": NATO

September 2000

UK: Suicide at "Dickensian" Young Offenders Institute

UK: Peoples' Tribunal into deaths in custody

UK: Government to extend collection of DNA samples to all arrested persons, despite the failure to remove the records of thousands of people which should not be held

UK/Europe: Special Branch pass over information on "suspected" demonstrators

EU: Motorola to destroy Iridium satellites

UK/International: A one day public meeting on the development of global surveillance strategies for law enforcement and national security: International Forum on Surveillance by Design, 22 September, London: Programme

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