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UK: Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights: Legislative Scrutiny: Terrorist Asset- Freezing etc. Bill (Preliminary Report)

01 October 2010

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UK: Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights: Legislative Scrutiny: Terrorist Asset- Freezing etc. Bill (Preliminary Report) (pdf):

"The Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) expresses concern over some of the significant human rights issues raised by the Government's Terrorist Asset-Freezing Etc. Bill, including the fairness of using secret evidence in the same way as it is used to make control orders."

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