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European Civil Liberties Network: links to recent articles on the ECLN noticeboard

01 November 2010

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European Civil Liberties Network: Noticeboard: Recent coverage includes:

- Custody death protestors march to Downing Street
- Demonstration against new immigration detention centre in Rotterdam
- Leftist bookshops in Berlin raided again
- Pogrom-like attacks against migrants in Attica Square, Athens
- "Convention Killing: Armed Drones and the "Playstation mentality" - new report
- Computer experts find leaks in new Swiss passport
- Ouvrons les yeux sur les centres fermes: situation of migrant in Belgian detention centres

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