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EU: Council of the European Union: European Police Chiefs Convention

01 August 2011

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EU: Council of the European Union: European Police Chiefs Convention (pdf): "The mass of data available for investigation, especially pertaining to cyber-crime and economic crime, is a clear challenge to established law enforcement capability. It is already no longer possible or efficient to seek to identify and procesute all suspects for these crimes." (emphasis in original)

"Growing immigration flows will impact on terrorism and extremism: The insular nature of some immigration and the lack of integration into societies could lead to and increase in right-wing extremism in the EU." (emphasis in original)

"De-radicalisation and prevention of radicalisation: As radicalisation has been rather extensively studied in the pat years, the key action needed is the de-radicalisation of radicalised individuals in society" (emphasis in original)

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