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News in Brief Archive May-August 2001

01 August 2001

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August 2001

European Ombudsman receives award for work on openness and transparency: Ombudsman

July 2001

UK, London, 31 July: Public meeting organised by the Campaign Against Criminalising Communities (CACC) (Coalition of groups Against Terrorism Act 2000): Communities Speak Out Against Terrorist Ban

From Oldham to Bradford: The violence of the violated". The Institute of Race Relations has today published a commentary on the riots in Oldham, Burnley and Bradford: IRR (pdf file)

June 2001

Dounreay - An end to reprocessing? Dounreay

Full-text of the Turkish government's submission to the EU on its detailed plans to meet the standards for accession to the EU. This is a very large "pdf" file (2.4 MB): Turkey

May 2001

Revised text (27th version) of the Council of Europe Convention on cybercrime: CoE

How anti-trafficking initatives criminalise refugees": article from CARF (Campaign Against Racism and Fascism) no 61 (April/May 2001): CARF

Full-text of "gagging Order" signed by Jack Straw last July prohibiting anything from MI5 being used anywhere: Cryptome

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