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Statewatch Analysis: Time to rethink terrorist blacklisting by Ben Hayes

01 February 2011

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Statewatch Analysis: Time to rethink terrorist blacklisting (pdf) by Ben Hayes.

The terrorist proscription regimes enacted by the United Nations (UN) and the European Union (EU) after the attacks of 9/11 have been seriously undermined by growing doubts about their legality, effectiveness and disproportionate impact on the rights of affected parties.

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