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Council of Europe: NGO letter calling for review anti-terror laws for their potential negative impacts on freedom of expression and access to information

01 June 2011

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Council of Europe: NGO letter calling for review anti-terror laws for their potential negative impacts on freedom of expression and access to information (pdf): Letter signed by 36 European and international human rights, media and journalists’ organisations including Statewatch, along with 6 leading experts in freedom of expression and information and human rights.

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