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EU-UK-USA: DATA SURVEILLANCE: European Parliament: LIBE Committee Inquiry on Electronic Mass Surveillance of EU Citizens

07 November 2013

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Meeting: 7 November 2013: Agenda (pdf)

- EU Intelligence Analysis Centre (EU INTCEN) (Wikipedia, link)
- Report on the democratic oversight of the security services: Adopted by the Venice Commission (pdf)
- Judicial Scrutiny of Intelligence Agencies (pdf) David Bickford, Former Legal Director of the Security and intelligence agencies MI5 and MI6
- Letter from BT declining invitation to attend Inquiry (pdf)
- Press release: Claude Moraes, Chair of the Inquiry: Moraes: EP is looking not only into NSA allegations but also at EU's own backyard (pdf)

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