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EU: Council of the European Union: Frontex Programme of Work 2011

01 January 2011

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EU: Council of the European Union: Frontex Programme of Work 2011 (140 pages, pdf). Includes:

"Development of systematic collection of human intelligence from Frontex Joint Operations for risk analysis" (emphasis added) and

"To develop the systematic collection of human intelligence for risk analysis." (emphasis added). "Human intelligence" is a euphemism for the recruitment of informers and covert sources.

"Exploration and utilisation of social media for intelligence gathering, early warning, opinion mining and trend analysis" (emphasis added) and

"Establishment of an intelligence community in Africa"

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