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EU: Statewatch analysis - EU agrees rules for remote computer access by police forces – but fails, as usual, to mention – the security and intelligence agencies, by Tony Bunyan

01 August 2009

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EU agrees rules for remote computer access by police forces – but fails, as usual, to mention – the security and intelligence agencies (pdf)

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