News in Brief (1.10.14)

• USA: FISA: Debate Brews Over Disclosing Warrantless Spying (New York Times, link) • Europe can stop deaths and suffering and regain control of its borders, says UN human rights expert (Africanews.it, link) Read Open Letter (link) • New Intel Doc: Do Not Be ‘Led Astray’ By ‘Commonly Understood Definitions’ (The Intercept, link) • Anniversary of the 20 years The VOICE Refugee Forum (link) • UK: Londoners give up eldest children in public Wi-Fi security horror show – F-Secure’s ‘Herod clause’ experiment aims to show the dangers of insecure public hotspot connections (Guardian, link) • INTERPOL removes alert against activist Bahar Kimyongür after Fair Trials intervention (Fair Trials International, link) • EU: New EU digi-commish struggles with concepts of net neutrality – Oettinger all about the infrastructure – but not big on substance (The Register, link) • EU: Hard facts on Europe’s biggest lobbyists revealed for the first time (LobbyFacts.eu) • UK: Conference 2014: courage and campaigning for migration justice (link) and: Annual Report (link) • Syrian refugees will be free to choose final destination (Cyprus Mail, link)