Vol 11(3/4): May-July 2001
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Country/Region
31 July 2001
Cover story: GENOA: An Italian view of "public order policing" Italian style: 482 people injured - 280 arrests - 2,093 people turned back at the borders - Carlo Giuliani shot dead by police
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EU: Justice and Home Affairs Council, May 2001
UK: Traffic CCTV cameras: more surveillance and license to print money?
Switzerland: Deportation deaths
Germany: Foreign Office declares Iraq unsafe
Denmark: New detention rules for asylum-seekers
France/Spain: No extradition, but “temporary surrender” likely
UK: New Labour’s second term plans
UK: Sylvester family judicial review put on hold
Italy: Ten-years for policeman who shot youth
UK: NCS Corruption investigation
England & Wales: Prison numbers rising
UK: Prison officers investigated over racist material
UK: Call for public inquiry after neglect verdict
UK: “Suicide” verdict as third black man found hanged
Italy: Right-wingers sentenced for another “anarchist” bomb
Features
Germany: New interception of telecommunications law
European Ombudsman backs new Statewatch complaint against the Council
UK: Police shoot two unarmed men in five days
EU: Data protection or data retention in the EU? Crunch-time for decision on communications surveillance
EU: Operational powers and new mandate for Europol
UK: Is there justice or just us? Deaths in custody
Genoa: Report by two members of the German Bundestag
EU: Gothenburg to Genoa: The “enemy within”: plans to criminalise protests in Europe and put groups under surveillance
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