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News in Brief October-November 2002

01 October 2002

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October 2002

UK: European Scrutiny Committee produces report on the role of national parliaments in the EU: Report and Statewatch's evidence before the Committee

Germany proposes EU-wide police force: EU police? (link)

USA: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) launches campaign to keep the country "safe and free" from surveillance and snooping: ACLU (link)

Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission - Annual Report 2002: Press release Full: Report (link)

Australian telecommunications interception figures: Tapping (link)

USA: Memo Reveals FBI National Security Wiretap Violations: Report

Schengen website launched in USA for visitors to get visas, direct link: Schengen website

European Commission: Update of the "Scoreboard" covering the so-called area of "freedom, security and justice", January-June 2002: Scoreboard (550k, pdf, 91 pages)

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