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Site update: Statewatch Observatory on "terrorist lists" updated

01 December 2007

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The Observatory has been updated with the following items:

- Pakistan launches fresh offensive in Baluchistan, Britain accused of Baluchi "prisoner swap";

- Denmark: Seven activists facing prison for symbolic support of PLFP and FARC;

- UK: POAC rules proscription of the People's Mojahedin Organisation of Iran (PMOI) unlawful;

- Procedures for blacklisting individuals suspected of terrorist links are unworthy of the UN Security Council and EU, says Council of Europe;

- European Court of Justice strikes down European Commission's decision to grant anti-terrorism assistance to the Philippines government;

- Four new challenges against EU 'terrorist' lists lodged at Court of First Instance;

- European Court of Justice rules that it is illegal to sell property to people whose assets have been frozen under Community law

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