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1. Short-circuiting the legal process? November 5, 2009

There is no room for for informal small groupings such as the G6. You correctly quoted me (“G6 to discuss ways to combat terrorism”, 29 October-4 November) as...  

Tags: European Commission, G6, NATO, Treaty of Lisbon, Brussels

2. G6 to discuss ways to combat terrorism October 29, 2009

EU ministers to meet US's top security official Interior ministers of the EU's six biggest states will meet the US's top security official next week (5 November) and will...  

Tags: G6, National security, Counter-terrorism, Interior ministry, Terrorism

3. Smart ways to use data May 28, 2009

Stopping ethnic profiling and helping prevent terrorism. One of the writers of this letter has recently been detained at two airports – Paris-Charles De Gaulle and...  

Tags: Discrimination, Prejudices, Racial profiling, Racism, Terrorism

Smart ways to use data

4. Report calls for ban on ethnic profiling May 26, 2009

Ethnic or religious profiling has increased sharply since 2001 but has failed to lead to any conviction for terrorism. The EU should outlaw the police practice of stopping...  

Tags: Social Issues, Discrimination, Prejudices, Racial profiling, Police

5. A low-key diamond anniversary April 30, 2009

While NATO's 60th anniversary this year was accompanied by much hoop-la, a more measured celebration will mark the 60th birthday of the Council of Europe (CoE) on 5...  

Tags: European politics, International relations, Council of Europe, Human rights, Human rights in Latvia

A low-key diamond anniversary

6. Italian MEPs have poorest Parliament attendance April 23, 2009

Rankings compiled by Italian MEP highlight bad record of his compatiots. In the run-up to the European Parliament elections, Marco Cappato, an Italian Liberal MEP, has rated...  

Tags: Lega Nord, Member of the European Parliament, Italian MEP, Marco Cappato, MEP

7. Biometric passports to become mandatory January 15, 2009

Age limit for the collection of children's fingerprints proves key point of contention in debate over pan-EU rules. Biometric data and digital facial scans will soon...  

Tags: Biometrics, Passports, Personal identification, Biometric passport, Data security

8. Swedish presidency to focus on trial rights October 23, 2008

Uncertainty about scale of revisions needed to revive failed legislation. The European Commission will make fresh proposals next year to establish minimum rights for...  

Tags: European Arrest Warrant, Warrants, Human rights, Treaty of Lisbon, Swedish government

Swedish presidency to focus on trial rights

9. How to lord it over MEPs October 23, 2008

How do you solve a problem called Baroness? Members of the European Parliament tied themselves in knots on Monday evening (20 October) over how to address Catherine Ashton,...  

Tags: Catherine Ashton, Baroness Ashton of Upholland, Member of the European Parliament, Sarah Ludford, Baroness Ludford, Catherine Ashton, Lords

10. Second plenary to be held in Brussels amid safety fears September 4, 2008

Surveyors find further safety problems; officials are looking for temporary solution. Surveyors have found further safety problems with the European Parliament buildings in...  

Tags: Seat of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, Brussels,Brussels-Capital Region,Belgium, Strasbourg, Location of European Union institutions, Gérard Onesta

11. MEPs to reject fingerprinting of six-year-olds July 10, 2008

Parliamentary vote likely to leave Commission's and member state's plan in limbo. Proposals from the Council of Ministers and  the European Commission to take...  

Tags: Borders, Schengen, Luxembourg, Council of Ministers, Member of the European Parliament, Sarah Ludford, Baroness Ludford

12. Fingerprinting of six-year-olds rejected July 10, 2008

European Parliament rejects a proposal that EU member states argue would help fight child-trafficking. Plans to take fingerprints from visa applicants aged as young as six...  

Tags: Member of the European Parliament, Sarah Ludford, Baroness Ludford, Schengen Area, Council of Ministers

13. ‘A man to foster the role of Europe in the world' April 24, 2008

More on the man expected to become Silvio Berlusconi's nominee for the post of commissioner. German MEP Klaus-Heiner Lehne declared last week (17 April) that Antonio Tajani,...  

Tags: European Commissioner for Transport, The European Union and the Catholic Church, Antonio Tajani, Silvio Berlusconi, José Manuel Barroso

14. Commission stands firm on biometric passports April 7, 2008

The European Commission is pressing ahead with proposals to require the fingerprinting of children as young as six, despite high-level concerns about the efficacy and ethics...  

Tags: Biometric passport, Biometrics, Fingerprint, Peter Hustinx, Information privacy

15. Will EU citizens get justice? February 7, 2008

Human rights campaigners are concerned about the scope of soon-to-be-ratified extradition agreements penned in the aftermath of 9/11. Judith Crosbie reports. Two treaties...  

Tags: Law-Crime, Extradition, Extraordinary rendition by the United States, International law, United States

16. Useful mass surveillance? October 18, 2007

Data collection has become a major weapon in the fight against terrorism and other serious crime. In turn this has prompted a number of legislative attempts to get hold of...  

Tags: Law enforcement, National security, Security, Automated Targeting System, Crime prevention

17. Data protection v terrorism September 20, 2007

US demands for greater access to data on EU citizens are causing concern. Judith Crosbie reports. Since the 11 September 2001 terror attacks, the US has been making ever...  

Tags: Data privacy, Human rights, Privacy, United States, Information privacy

18. Who's right on human rights? August 2, 2007

Tensions between the EU and the Council of Europe over who will set the agenda on human rights have been growing since the Union's Fundamental Rights Agency began its work...  

Tags: European politics, International relations, Council of Europe, European Court of Human Rights, Fundamental Rights Agency

19. Commission under fire over fingerprint proposal July 26, 2007

MEPs have criticised European Commission proposals under which fingerprints would be taken from children as young as six for a new database of people wanting to enter the...  

Tags: Biometrics, European Union law, Personal identification, Biometric passport, Eurodac

20. Parliament to seek legal opinion on EU-US passenger data deal July 12, 2007

The European Parliament is expected to seek a legal opinion on a new agreement to transfer airline passenger information to the US authorities. But MEPs are not expected to...  

Tags: Data privacy, Passenger Name Record, United States, Information privacy, Treaty of Lisbon

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