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ECCHR-UN: European Centre for Constitutional and Human Rights: ECCHR succeed in removing client from the UN Security Council 1267 Al-Qaida blacklist

01 May 2012

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"Berlin, 8 May 2012 - The United Nations Security Council 1267 Sanctions Committee yesterday formally announced the removal of one of ECCHR’s clients (Mr Kamel Darraji) from the Al-Qaida terrorism blacklist. He had been kept on the list (at the request of the Italian and US governments) for almost eight years, on the basis that he was allegedly “associated with” an Italian Al-Qaida terrorist cell – an allegation that Mr Darraji has consistently denied."

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