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ITALY: Statewatch Analysis: Italy: Series of defeats in court for the “security package” by Yasha Maccanico.

01 July 2011

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ITALY: Statewatch Analysis: Italy: Series of defeats in court for the “security package” (pdf) by Yasha Maccanico.

"A number of the measures introduced as part of the so-called “security package” adopted in May 2008, in the wake of an election campaign dominated by the law and order agenda and by criticism of migrants and Roma people by members of the coalition led by Berlusconi, have been quashed in a series of recent decisions by the Italian Constitutional Court and the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg."

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