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An article in Declassified UK looks at the UK government's plans to amend the Official Secrets Act, including quotes from our Director Emeritus, Tony Bunyan.
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An article in Social Europe cites Statewatch's long-standing work on Europe's "security-industrial complex".
An article published by Open Migration cites a recent piece of ours on the EU's new voluntary return and reintegration strategy.
Senegalese website Futurs Media looks at how Senegal's national biometric database will facilitate expulsions, using documents and an analysis published by Statewatch.
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An article for the Austrian news outlet, Radio FM4, refers to a document leaked by Statewatch about the expansion of Europol's powers. Some of these new competencies have encountered considerable resistance in the Council of Ministers.
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