30 April 2003
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EU: Buffer states & “processing” centres
Iraq War: IFJ demands inquiry into beating of reporters
Northern Ireland: Pat Finucane Centre celebrates 10 years in pursuit of justice
Germany: Discrimination against Roma violates EU accession standards
Spain: Aliens’ Bill provisions annulled
Italy: Regularisation applications result in expulsion
Northern Ireland: Lawyers intimidated by police
Italy: Court annuls release of activists charged with “subversive association”
Spain: Controversial award to “victim of terrorism”
Wales: Victim criticises delay in justice
UK: “Utterly misguided” name and shame campaign halted
UK: New “lethal weapon” for police
UK: Inspection of UK detention estate
Germany: Privatising the prisons, with a little help from the UK
UK: BNP trebles seats in local elections Germany: Informant scandal halts NPD ban
Spain: “Al Qaida” detainees released
Spain: Ex-CESID directors jailed for illegal phone taps
UK: Data retention and access consultation farce - government to allow access for crime purposes to records which can only be held for “national security”
Losing the “war on drugs” - crisis and contradiction in international policy
EU: Mass deportations by charter flight - enforcement and resistance
Germany: Legally regulated torture - the Daschner case and legal trap
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