28 February 2005
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Role of new EU Internal Security Committee being decided by the Council - in secret
EU: SITCEN’S emerging role
Euskadi: The “Ibarretxe Plan”
Germany: Asylum seeker burned to death in prison cell
Italy: Gay Sengalese man’s deportation rejected
Spain: Highest number of recorded migrant deaths
Spain: Migrant regularisation hands power to employers
UK: McLibel 2 denied a fair trial - ECHR
Germany: “Abu Ghraib style” abuse in army no isolated incident
EU threatens to build own defence market
Germany: Amnesty International criticises police brutality
Germany: Refugee killed in police custody
UK: Home Office reports show CCTV fails to cut crime
Germany: Planners of bomb attack on Jewish cultural centre on trial
Germany: Dresden Nazi demonstration countered
Italy: CIA kidnap Imam and hand him over to Egypt
Iraq/UK: Small fry sentenced
UK: Youth deaths “a measure of our failure”
UK: Still no justice for Ray Gilbert
Spain: Moroccan prisoner found hanged in isolation cell
Portugal: Alarming prison death statistics
Italy: CCTV surveillance breaches rules
UK: Stop and search: Ethnic injustice continues unabated
EU: Schengen Information System II - fait accompli?
UK: The Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005
Comment: A stampede against justice - lawyer Gareth Peirce on the dangers of control orders
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