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EU: COUNTER-TERRORISM: European Parliament: EU counter-terrorism policy needs full assessment

01 December 2011

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EU: COUNTER-TERRORISM: European Parliament: EU counter-terrorism policy needs full assessment (Press release, pdf). The text, presented by S&D, ALDE and Greens/EFA groups, was approved with 307 votes in favour, 259 against and 54 abstentions. See: Full-text of report (pdf)

"Post 9/11 counter-terrorism measures taken in Europe should be properly assessed with regard to their cost, effectiveness, democratic scrutiny and impact on civil liberties, says a resolution passed in plenary session on Wednesday."

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