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EU: Council of Europe: Procedures for blacklisting individuals suspected of terrorist links are unworthy of the UN Security Council and EU says PACE

01 November 2007

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PACE report (12 November 2007, full-text of report, pdf)

The Legal Affairs Committee of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE), which today approved a report by Dick Marty (Switzerland, ALDE). These procedures, which are "unworthy" of the UN and EU, must urgently be overhauled to make them fairer. Earlier report by Marty: UN Security Council black lists (March 2007, pdf)

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