Tag Archives: Terrorism
Briefing paper: the EU’s response to the threat of terrorism (update)
In 2005 QCEA published twelve briefing papers outlining and evaluating EU responses to terrorism, and in its 2007 report “Effective Counter-Terrorism: A Critical Assessment of European Union Responses” QCEA set out a series of recommendations to policy makers. Since then, there has been a dizzying array of counter-terrorism related policy … More…
Posted in Briefing Papers, Publications
Tagged Complicity in the use of torture, Counter-terrorism, European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), European Union (EU), Extra-ordinary rendition, Passenger Name Records, Secret detention, Stockholm Programme, Terrorism, Terrorist Finance Tracking Programme, Treaty of Lisbon
Around Europe 337 – November 2011
European Investment Bank Board of Directors Listen to Civil Society; New Briefing Papers on EU Responses to Terrorism: The implications for human rights, democratic governance and peace-building; We are victims of ourselves, yesterday, today, and tomorrow
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Deutsche Ausgabe – November 2011
Neue Informationspapiere zu Antworten der EU auf den Terrorismus: Die Auswirkungen auf Menschenrechte, Demokratie und Friedensarbeit
Briefing paper: the EU’s response to the threat of terrorism
Briefing Paper 1 (published 1 August 2005) The first briefing paper in the EU and terrorism series looks at the historical development and current context of the EU’s work on counter terrorism in a globalised world. Read “Terrorism – Historical Development and Context” (PDF – 89 KB) Briefing Paper 2 … More…
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Tagged Action Plan on the Fight against Terrorism, Common Defence and Security Policy, Convention on the Prevention of Terrorism, Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism, Council of Europe (Strasbourg), Council of the European Union, Counter-terrorism, Counter-terrorism coordinator, European Commission (EC), European Police Office (Europol), European Union (EU), Extra-ordinary rendition, Globalisation, Human rights and Fundamental Freedoms, Justice and Home Affairs, Madrid bombing, Spain, Terrorism, The United Kingdom (UK), The United States of America (USA), Treaty of Nice, United Nations (UN), War on Terror
