'No case' for longer terror limit
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Ministers have not made the case for extending the limit on holding terror suspects before they are charged, MPs say.
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TORONTO (CP) - Deporting a terror suspect to Egypt where he would more than likely be tortured is patently unreasonable despite allegations that he poses a risk to national security, a Federal Court judge has ruled.
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A parliamentary committee says the government must drop its plans on extending terror detention limits.
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The compromise terrorism detainee bill limits interrogation abuses-and lets Bush set the limits
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Britain's highest court dealt a huge blow to the government's anti-terror policy Thursday by ruling that it cannot detain foreign terror suspects indefinitely without trial.
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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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David Blunkett&#39;s emergency anti-terrorism laws came under fire last night after he ruled a suspect interned without trial for nearly three years no longer posed a national threat.
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MPs and peers say Parliament is being denied a proper chance to debate new anti-terror laws.
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Tough new laws on terrorism could be passed if Labour wins a third term in power, Home Secretary David Blunkett has indicated. Mr Blunkett said officials were looking at a range of measures - from jury-less
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A Pakistani judge has ruled there is not enough evidence to try a key suspect in an alleged airline bomb plot on terrorism charges.Comment
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BRITAIN&#39;s highest court has ruled today that the UK Government cannot detain terror suspects indefinitely without trial. Nine judges in the House of Lords ruled in favour of a group of men jailed without charge for up to three years.
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The Government is considering tough new anti-terrorism laws amid fears of an al-Qaida attack on Britain. Home Secretary David Blunkett will unveil the new proposals in an interview to be aired today on ITV1&#39;s Jonathan Dimbleby programme.
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Canada's House of Commons voted Tuesday to not extend provisions in the country's anti-terrorism legislation that allow for preventive arrests and forced testimony.
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Criminals in Britain could be barred from traveling to countries suspected of harboring terrorist camps after it emerged that the leader of a 2005 bombing plot against London's transit system had been allowed to go to Pakistan despite facing minor charges in Britain.
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LONDON  - A key but controversial plank of Britain&#39;s post-September 11 security policy was thrown into disarray as the country&#39;s highest court ruled that detaining terror suspects indefinitely without trial violated human rights laws.
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The men can be detained until 1.30pm on October 1 after an extension was issued under the Terrorism Act. Three of the men were arrested in a &quot;pre--planned&quot; operation by officers from the Metropolitan Police&#39;s
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Not exactly forever... Hearteningly, the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) has accepted that it shouldn't lock people up forever. Which is nice to know, but as a contribution to the current debate on the length of pre-trial detention for terror suspects, it perhaps leaves something to be desired, and skips over a little history.â¦