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1. Human trafficking: powerful business eluding statisticians November 10, 2011

A book that adds nuance to information on trafficking and organised crime. Human trafficking is the dark side of migration. Rising global inequalities, visible in gaping wage...

Human trafficking: powerful business eluding statisticians

2. Poland faces torture charges May 12, 2011

Poland accused of complicity in torture by US intelligence operatives of Saudi national. Poland is facing legal action over torture allegations. Lawyers for Abd al-Rahim...

Poland faces torture charges

3. US torture puts a stain on Europe May 12, 2011

A Guantánamo prisoner tortured in a CIA prison in Poland now faces the death penalty. It is a sign of how the US's moral values have been corroded in the post-9/11 world...

4. MEPs get tough on human trafficking September 2, 2010

Committees to vote on updating EU rules. MEPS are today (2 September) expected to give their backing to tougher EU action to tackle human trafficking. A special joint...

MEPs get tough on human trafficking

5. The age of accountability May 28, 2010

The International Criminal Court has become part of a global justice system feared by those who commit crimes against humanity. Twelve years ago, world leaders gathered in...

The age of accountability

6. Commission seeks to block child porn websites March 29, 2010

Proposal also calls for mandatory sentences for human traffickers. The European Commission has proposed that websites containing child pornography should be blocked across...

7. Lost homes and legal battles: Ethnic unmixing November 5, 2009

A look at the European experience of forced displacement since 1945. The massive 'ethnic unmixing' in Europe at the end of the Second World War left a few pockets of ethnic...

Lost homes and legal battles: Ethnic unmixing

8. Unprotected migrant workers pay a heavy price October 22, 2009

Protecting trafficked workers is a job for labour inspectors, and not just the police. In last week's edition (“Time for the EU to acknowledge the advantages of...

Unprotected migrant workers pay a heavy price

9. Europe must come clean on its involvement in CIA torture September 24, 2009

EU governments should reveal the true extent of torture carried out on their soil. The ‘war on terror' long ago added ‘waterboarding' and ‘rendition' to the language...

10. Europe must help close Guantánamo June 18, 2009

Europeans should give former detainees a home and grant them a say over where they would live.> Closing the Guantánamo detention centre is a global imperative, not just an...

Europe must help close Guantánamo

11. EU, US look to ‘turn page' on Guantánamo June 15, 2009

EU says it is willing to accept former Guantánamo detainees; US may help cover costs. EU foreign ministers have agreed on a declaration with the US welcoming the closure of...

12. US may pay for Guantánamo inmates resettled in Europe June 11, 2009

Money to be given on a case-by-case basis, but declaration on closing of camp yet to be finalised. The US will consider giving money on a case-by-case basis to EU member...

US may pay for Guantánamo inmates resettled in Europe

13. A relationship with real problems (II) April 2, 2009

The US has taken steps to improve its foreign policy, but one piece of legislation is still in place that causes concern across the globe. Guantanámo Bay, waterboarding and...

14. Schengen looms as Guantánamo problem February 26, 2009

EU officials to head to the US in March to find more about the US's intentions; free-travel zone places question mark over re-settlement. The Czech presidency said today...

15. Ministers seek solution to Guantánamo prisoners February 26, 2009

Decisions on providing homes for released detainees would rest with national capitals. Interior ministers will today (26 February) discuss the possibility of accepting...

16. Has Europe the wisdom to heed Obama's request? February 26, 2009

Modest European deployments to Afghanistan will not do much to help US President Barack Obama contain the insurgency. An overwhelming majority of Europeans favoured Barack...

17. EU to start talks on Guantánamo resettlement January 23, 2009

US has yet to make a request, but Portugal and a clutch of other states have already said they would be prepared to accept freed detainees. EU foreign ministers will on 26...

18. Whose interests does justice serve? July 16, 2008

Justice for Darfuris is needed, not just for the victims but to help avert a repetition of atrocities, Human Rights Watch argues. The prosecutor of the International...

Whose interests does justice serve?

19. Boasting about Poland's secrets July 3, 2008

How to lose friends and alienate people. If it had been cooked up in the Kremlin department of fiendishly clever geopolitical plots it could hardly be more damaging. First,...

20. Europe 'complicit' in US renditions June 24, 2008

Amnesty International accuses European states of helping US detain, question and transfer terrorist suspects, and ignoring victims of extraordinary rendition. European...

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