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UK: LORD CARLILE Annual report for 2008: Report on the operation in 2008 of the terrorism act 2000 and of part 1 of the terrorism act 2006 by Lord Carlile QC

01 June 2009

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Report on the operation in 2008 of the terrorism act 2000 and of part 1 of the terrorism act 2006 by Lord Carlile QC (pdf).

See: Terror watchdog in search warning (BBC News, link)

Update: Home Office answers Lord Carlile's report, reassures photographers (British Journal of Photography, link)

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