With Home Secretary, Charles Clarke’s latest proposals on dealing with terror suspects drawing as much controversy as his predecessor’s ideas, IHRC examines whether Britain is crossing the line to becoming a police state.
IHRC condemns Home Secretary Charles Clarke’s latest anti-terrorism proposals as a mockery of the Law Lords judgment that detention without trial was unlawful.
On 29 March 2004 Australian prime minister John Howard announced plans to prepare a white paper on terrorism. This briefing looks at some key areas of concern.
The only way forward for police – community relations post 9/11
Australia’s pending proposals to introduce new measures under scrutiny.
An overview of the situation of Muslims living in the Russian Federation and at the occupation of Chechnya*.
Eight British citizens of Pakistani descent were being held under the Terrorism Act last night after police seized the ingredients of a potentially major bombing mission in Britain, writes Frank Millar, London Editor MI5, MI6 and the Metropolitan Police anti-terrorist branch appeared to have prevented
A prominent London-based human rights organization today called on governments around the world to end their practice of enacting and abusing anti-terrorism laws.
