On 19 June, Lord Carlile, appointed to independently review the Terrorism Act 2001, released a new report warning that misuse by the police of “stop and search powers” for purposes unrelated to terrorism would risk damaging their credibility.
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Jun 16, 2006
On 19 June, Lord Carlile, appointed to independently review the Terrorism Act 2001, released a new report warning that misuse by the police of “stop and search powers” for purposes unrelated to terrorism would risk damaging their credibility.
UN human rights experts find Egypt’s detention of activist Ahmad Assayed Suleiman (“Gika”) arbitrary and call for his immediate release
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