Vol 13(3/4): May-July 2003
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31 July 2003
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The surveillance of movement: Biometric ID documents herald a global identification system
Spain/Argentina: Argentine torturer faces charges after extradition to Spain
UK: Surveillance of teenagers extended nationally
Spain/Italy: Dinghy deaths continue Spain: New reform of the Ley de extranjeria
EU: Migrants to be expelled in unmarked police cars
UK: Citizenship ceremonies
UK-US: New Extradition Treaty
Denmark: Fundamental legal principles under attack
Italy: “Subversive association” proceedings continue
EU: Convention a step backwards for European democracy
European Council: Operations “Artemis” & “Concordia”
UK: Police investigate British military atrocities in Kenya
UK: Iraq veteran attacked Asian man
Greece: Thessalonika policing condemned
UK: “Flying squad” corruption (under) exposed
UK: Liberty director joins IPCC
UK: First verdict of “suicide by cop”
UK: High court upholds “name and shame” ban
Germany: Undercover officers attacked
Germany: From Gothenberg to Genoa
Austria: Paramedics watch arrest death
Belgium: Far-right makes gains
UK: HMP Parkhurst viewed as “institutionally racist” by prisoners
UK: Prison Service in crisis
Features
Special Branch: large increase in numbers and extended roles
The EU Constitution and Justice and Home Affairs
Viewpoint: Euskadi - AuB ban puts legal principles under attack
Viewpoint: “Nothing is true, nor is it a lie?” Europe’s indifference to dead migrants
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