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A Renewed Counterterrorism Push: Implications for EU Democracy, Human Rights and the Rule of Law

08 October 2014

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"Renewed military action by the US and its allies in Iraq and Syria has received significant attention in the global media. Counter-terrorism experts have differing views on whether it can be considered a renewed ‘War on Terror’, but one thing is clear – alongside bombs, bullets and missiles come new domestic counter-terrorism policies of increased state surveillance and intrusion."

See the full text: A Renewed Counterterrorism Push: Implications for EU Democracy, Human Rights and the Rule of Law (SECILE Project, link)

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