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Statewatch Journal (Quarterly): Contents Vol 20 no 2

01 January 2011

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Statewatch Journal (Quarterly): Contents Vol 20 no 2: Articles: First thoughts on the EU's internal security strategy/ EU: Security at international summits: not for protesters/ UK: UK: Will the imprisonment of children at Yarl’s Wood end? UK: “Speculative invoicing” schemes target internet file-sharers and individuals accused of minor retail crime/ GERMANY: “I don’t want to be forced to lie” Interview with privacy activist Padeluun/ FRANCE: Collective expulsions of Roma people undermines EU’s founding principles.

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