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Counter-terrorism legislation and practice survey [UK FCO] News
Counter-terrorism legislation and practice survey [UK FCO]
Bernard Hibbitts
October 12, 2005 06:31:00 pm

Counter-terrorism Legislation and Practice: A Survey of Selected Countries, UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office, October 12, 2005 [surveying anti-terror measures in ten Western countries, including the UK, US, Australia and Canada]. Read the full text of the survey [PDF]. Reported in JURIST's Paper Chase here.

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