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EU: European Parliament: Press release: US secret prisons in Europe: a "law of silence" among governments

01 March 2012

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"Further evidence is emerging of the possible complicity of some European governments in the CIA's secret detention programme. At a public hearing of experts on Wednesday, Civil Liberties Committee MEPs deplored the lack of cooperation from EU Member States and are preparing a new report."

See: Full press release (pdf)

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