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EU: Parliament security firm also provides services to Israeli settlements

01 March 2011

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EU: Parliament security firm also provides services to Israeli settlements (euobserver, link): "EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - The security company that services the European Parliament also provides security to Israeli checkpoints and settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, it can be revealed. Anglo-Danish outfit G4S, the world's largest security firm, has for days now been at the centre of a storm of criticism from politicians in Denmark, including the interior minister, after the company's activities in the Middle East became widely known."

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