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UK: Countering Terror or Counter-Productive? Comparing Irish and British Muslim Experiences of Counter-Insurgency Law

01 August 2010

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Countering Terror or Counter-Productive? Comparing Irish and British Muslim Experiences of Counter-insurgency Law and Policy Report of a Symposium held in Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich, Falls Road, Belfast, 23-24 June 2009 (pdf) Professor Mark McGovern, Edge Hill University with Angela Tobin. Organised in co-operation with Committee on the Administration of Justice, Islamic Human Rights Commission, Relatives for Justice, Coiste na n-Iarchimi.

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