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Proposed EU Terrorism Directive Compromises Fundamental Rights

01 May 2016

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"The directive is full of broad offenses and threatens people's freedoms of movement and expression, says a group of experts in European law."

See: Proposed EU Terrorism Directive Compromises Fundamental Rights (Liberties.eu, link)

And see: EU: Meijers Committee: Note on a Proposal for a Directive on combating terrorism (pdf)

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