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CAMPACC MEETING: Podcast of panel discussion on State Surveillance, Counter-Terror Powers and Global Securitisation Strategies

10 December 2013

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Includes talks by Kat Craig (Reprieve, Legal Director of the Abuses in Counter-Terrorism and Vice-Chair of Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers), Tony Bunyan (Director, Statewatch), Rob Evans (Guardian journalist), Matthew Ryder QC (Matrix Chambers, representing David Miranda), Dr Nafeez Ahmed (author, international security scholar, environment writer for The Guardian), and Les Levidow (CAMPACC).

See: Podcast of panel discussion on State Surveillance, Counter-Terror Powers and Global Securitisation Strategies (link)

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