‘Legal mechanism needed to make Govt act on CIA flights’

A conference in Dublin today is hearing calls for a legal mechanism that could force the Irish Government to inspect CIA flights passing through Shannon Airport.

‘Legal mechanism needed to make Govt act on CIA flights’

A conference in Dublin today is hearing calls for a legal mechanism that could force the Irish Government to inspect CIA flights passing through Shannon Airport.

Yesterday, Ireland and 13 other European countries were accused of colluding in the CIA's controversial "extraordinary rendition scheme" by the continent's leading human rights watchdog.

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