Lords wrong on detainees - Straw
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Jack Straw attacks a Lords' ruling that detaining foreign terror suspects without trial breaks human rights law.
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The Tories criticise Jack Straw for asking Muslim women at his constituency surgeries to remove veils.
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Law lords rule anti-war campaigners' rights were violated at a protest at an RAF base.
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Nine terrorism suspects imprisoned without trial under tough British security laws took an appeal to the country&#39;s top court Monday, arguing that their detention was inconsistent with Britain&#39;s democratic principles.
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Tories and penal reformers accuse government of mismanagement of prison system
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By George Jones, Political Editor and Joshua Rozenberg, Legal Editor. The law lords ruled by an eight to one majority that the indefinite detention of foreign suspects without charge or trial in Belmarsh prison breached their human rights.
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The government must act quickly on the Law Lords' ruling on foreign detainees, Mary Robinson says.
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Downing Street calls claims the UK is a police state for Muslims a "gross caricature and categorically wrong".
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A British detainee said he has been abused in Guantanamo, adding he witnessed the deaths of two other detainees at the hands of US military personnel, according to a letter sent to his lawyers.
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Britain's highest court on Thursday harshly condemned one of the most hotly disputed elements of the country's anti-terrorist strategy &#151; a law allowing some foreign suspects to be locked up indefinitely with no charge.
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A defendant in an Old Bailey terror trial should not be jailed just for having "wicked thoughts".
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There were calls today for terror suspects being held without charge in British prisons to be brought to trial, following criticisms from a high-level United Nations anti-torture body.
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A British detainee at Guantanamo Bay has claimed that he had been subjected to &quot;vindictive torture&quot; and death threats by the American authorities.
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The Home Secretary is to respond to a ruling that holding foreign terror suspects without trial breaches human rights laws.
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ISN SECURITY WATCH (17/12/04) - Britainâs House of Lords ruled yesterday that the indefinite detention of foreign terrorism suspects was incompatible with the Human Rights Act and the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), in a decision Human
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New U.S. rules for war crimes tribunals  at Guantanamo fail to correct fundamental flaws that are  undermining Western efforts to defeat global terrorism, the  British government's top lawyer said on Monday.
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The judge said there was a flaw in the procedure the military has used to file war crimes charges against Guantanamo detainees.