28 February 2003
Cover story: Free movement and the right to protest: Information, intelligence and "personal data" is to be gathered on: "potential demonstrators and other groupings expected to travel to the event and deemed to pose a potential threat to the maintenance of public law and order"
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Free movement and the right to protest
UK: Over 50,000 “innocent” DNA profiles on database
Italy: Terrorist suspects released
UK: Surveillance role for traffic cameras
UK: Media broadcast of CCTV footage violates human rights
Spain: Expulsions up by 63% in 2002
Spain: Failure of the quota system
Spain: Seven migrants die in Malaga police cell blaze
Netherlands: Raids criminalise migrants
UK: MOD targets Greenpeace
Denmark: Police chief lied about destruction of small arms
Netherlands: A chronicle of stop and search operations
UK: £250,000 damages for victim of racist police beating
UK: Alder police “walk” before inquiry
Italy: Twenty-three activists arrested for G8 disturbances
UK: Met police deny they are “trigger happy”
UK: Open verdict on Jason McGowan vindicates family
UK:Premier Services and the “worst prison” in England and Wales
Italy: “Mini-pardon” approved by parliament
UK: Fifth council seat for BNP
Italy: Fascists attack Muslim on live TV
Northern Ireland: Unionists halt Portadown mosque
Features
The new border regime at BugRiver: the PHARE programmes and Poland’s eastern borders
UK: The worst law yet: the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002
Davos and Evian: protests and police actions
VIEWPOINT: The birth of the EU’s Interior Ministry? Tony Bunyan looks at proposals coming out of the Convention on Europe
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