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CZECH REPUBLIC: Interior Ministry wants to enable public to use legally held weapons against terrorists
"The Czech Interior Ministry plans a constitutional law to strengthen the right to use legally possessed arms to provide security and enable their owners to defend themselves against terrorists during attacks similar to those by Read More
Refugee crisis: latest news from across Europe (9.11.16)
European Commission (9.11.16): - Relocation and Resettlement: Member States need to sustain efforts to deliver on commitments (Press release, pdf): "Today the Commission adopted its latest progress report on the EU's emergency relocation and Read More
Council of Europe: Exchange of letters with the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic on the human rights of Roma and persons with disabilities
"Today Commissioner Muižnieks published a letter he addressed to Mr Bohuslav Sobotka, Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, focusing on certain issues pertaining to the human rights of Roma and of persons with disabilities. In Read More
Draft minutes: 2251st Council meeting (Justice and Home Affairs), Brussels on 27 March 2000 (protection of victims, Euro, counterfeit, mutual assistance in criminal matters, enlargement, family, charter of fundamental rights, Dublin convention, European Refugee Fund, Europol, SISNET
Vol 16(2): March-April 2006
Download the journal in pdf format Europol-USA agreement: Was it really needed? Germany: Student goes to law over World Cup data collection UK: UK must act on Guantanamo Britons Spain: Detentions in operation against file-sharing Read More
Vol 11(1): January-February 2001
Cover story: Civil liberties/human rights: Death by a thousand cuts: EU DNA database to define "race" and "gender"? - EU-FBI: prohibition on the erasure of telecommunications data? - Plan for "global apartheid" - The "technologies of repression" - no freedom of information in the EU Read More
Decision of the EU-Czech Republic Association Council of 15 December 2000 on the transition to the second stage of the Association between the European Communities and their Member States, of the one part, and the Czech Republicm of the other part
Vol 10(6): November-December 2000
Cover story: UK/EU/G8: The "Agencies" demand: - every phone call - every mobile phone-call - every fax - every e-mail - every website - every web page visited/downloaded - from anywhere - by everyone - is recorded, archived and is accessible for all least seven years: in "a safe and free society" everyone is a "suspect" Read More