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UK: Human Genetics Commission: Nothing to hide, nothing to fear? Balancing individual rights and the public interest in the governance and use of the National DNA Database

01 November 2009

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Human Genetics Commission (pdf)

See also: Police routinely arresting people to get DNA, inquiry claims(Guardian, link)

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