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EU: Updated EU Anti-terrorism Action Plan, 23 May 2005

01 May 2005

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Link (pdf) plus:

1. EU Anti-terrorism implementation report, 24 May 2005
2. EU anti-terrorism clauses 11 May 2005 - declassified version with lots of deletions
3. EU: anti-terrorism external relations 11 May 2005 - declassified version with lots of deletions
4. Europol's Plan of Action on Combating Terrorism, 23 May 2005. Contains interesting comments by Europol on the "principle of availability" of intelligence (ie: every agency has access to everything) to "avoid information "shopping" and duplication of effort" and on the Analysis Work File (AWF) "Dolphin" which seeks to cover suspected terrorist groups not covered by "Islamic Terrorism" - which covers 2,380 "entities and 6,286 "link records"

The Action Plan updates that of 14 December 2004, see Statewatch's Observatory on freedom and democracy

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