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UK: Northern Ireland Human Rights Committee concerning the implications of ID cards in Northern Ireland ("Intrusion", "Ethnic profiling")

01 October 2008

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More than just a card: Intrusion, exclusion and suspect communities: implications in Northern Ireland of the British National Identity Scheme (pdf)
Ethnic Profiling, ID Cards and European Experience (pdf)

See also: The Irish dimension to the case against ID cards (IRR News, link)

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