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ARTICLES AND INFORMATION The
UK Anti-Terrorism Acts 2000, 2001 and 2005
The Prevention
of Terorism Act 2005 A
Permanent State of Terror? Read the Institute of Race Relations Anti terror survey Sept 2001-Feb 2003 and the survey update Sept 2004 Arrests under Anti-Terrorism Legistlation, March 2003 (PDF file, 72kb) For update, see here. The Real State of Emergency List of Banned Groups and Entities The Terrorism
Act 2000 The
Anti-Terrorism Crime & Security Act 2001 Report on terror suspects’ treatment buried by ministers. By Liam McDougall, Home Affairs Editor, Sunday Herald, 4th June 2006. 'In Britain, I have fewer rights than an animal'. By Paul Donovan, The Guardian, 29th March 2007. CAMPACC response
to the government consultation on 'Managing Protest around Parliament'.
17/01/08. The injustices faced by those charged with control order breaches are indefensibly brutal. Gareth Peirce - Friday December 21, 2007. Defend Aamer Anwar The story so far. A shocking welcome. Victoria Brittain - 20 December, 2007. If MPs pass ridiculous laws to limit our freedom, they should be forced to abide by them too. Mark Thomas - Thursday December 13, 2007. Summary of public meeting on National campaign against anti-terror powers. Paul Donovan, 29 November 2007. Insecurity over Queen's speech. Paul Donovan, Letter to the Editor, Guardian, 17th Nov 2006 Government's anti-terror briefing does not
add up Letters and accounts from detainees in prison. THE END OF INTERNMENT? The
Law Lords’ ruling on indefinite detention Media articles about the
Law Lords judgement that detention without trial is illegal Read the Law Lords damning judgement on
detention without trial (383kb) HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH - UK: Freedom in the Balance and Q & A: Britain's Highest Court to Determine the Legality of Indefinite Detention, October 2004 Amnesty International makes submission to House of Lords opposing indefinite detention, October 2004 Guantánamo in our back yard - Rachel Shabi, The Guardian, September 11, 2004 British Muslims are bewildered and scared - Ismail Patel, The Independent, 05 August 2004 Criminalising Communities - Caitriona Ruane's address to the CAMPACC meeting, 26 May, House of Commons Brian
Barder explains why he resigned from the Special Immigration Appeals
Commission Privy Council calls for “Britain's Guantanamo Bay” to be scrapped as "a matter of urgency". See here (Dec 03) Read Amnesty International's condemnation of the UK's 'shadow criminal justice system' (Dec 03) See The Guardian's special report on Guantanamo (Dec 03) Talk on Internment given by
Gareth Peirce - a useful summary Terrorism and Individual
Liberty: the Responsibilities of the State The Terrorism Act - Embracing
Tyranny Muslims in UK jails tell of
plight No names, no charges, no
explanations: the plight of Britain's interned 'terrorists' Power to intern without
trial When justice is truly blind Court rules terror suspects'
detention unlawful Terror, security and the media
European torture watchdog in
secret visit to UK The debate nobody wants Mark Thomas on the Terrorism Act
Wrong T-shirt son? You're nicked Kurds challenge terror group ban
Anti-terrorism legislation and
the Arab/Muslim community in Britain
The Coffin:
Another Way Out of Guantanamo Turkey's US
backed ‘war on terror’: a cause for concern ? Report on Sandra Bakutz
trial, Ankara, Turkey Arrested without reasonable
cause Inside Guantanamo Bay: Two days. Fifty detainees. Three interrogations. An exclusive look Paisley Dodds, Associated Press 11 July 2004 Police spying operation exposed Guantanamo Bay: The legal black
hole Political rivalry undermines
Colombia human rights trip Peoples' security versus
national security US Planning to Recruit One in
24 Americans as Citizen Spies Corporate Mercenaries Spy on
Americans and Seize their Assets Top US official lied about Al
Qaida-Farc link Spain moves to ban Basque
separatist party Violence doesn't work America's dirty Afghan secret:
It's a war over oil The Holy Alliance, past and
present Anarchists to be targeted as
"Terrorists" alongside Al Qaed "US consortia will take over the
running of prisons worldwide..."
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