Panel to assess North's counter-terrorism measures

A panel of international jurists was in Belfast today as part of a global inquiry into counter-terrorism laws.

Wed, 19 Apr, 2006 - 13:22

A panel of international jurists was in Belfast today as part of a global inquiry into counter-terrorism laws.

The Geneva-based International Commission of Jurists [ICJ] set up the independent panel to study the implications and justifications of counter-terrorism measures.

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