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092462
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2009.
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This article argues that there is a need to modernise the law governing accountability of the UK security and intelligence agencies following changes in their work in the last decade. Since 9/11 the agencies have come increasingly into the spotlight, especially because of the adoption of controversial counter-terrorism policies by the government (in particular forms of executive detention) and by its international partners, notably the US. The article discusses the options for reform in three specific areas: the use in legal proceedings of evidence obtained by interception of communications; with regard to the increased importance and scle of collaboration with overseas agencies; and to safeguard the political independence of the agencies in the light of their substantially higher public profile. In each it is argued that protection of human rights and the need for public accountability requires a new balance to be struck with the imperatives of national security.
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119074
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Warsaw, ODIHR, 2008.
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251p.pbk
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9788360190531
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| 057153 | 342.4085/LEI 057153 | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | |
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005048
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Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1994.
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xx, 554p.;tables
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019825234X
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| 036135 | 355.03/LUS 036135 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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116167
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2012.
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The UK government has accepted the case for strengthening the oversight of the security and intelligence agencies in its 2011 Green Paper on Justice and Security and in the draft Justice and Security Bill 2012. While welcome these proposals are, however, seriously deficient in neglecting the potential contribution of oversight to the protection of human rights. This article argues that democratic oversight should play a significant role in strengthening the protection of human rights by way of audit of policies and review of operations of the agencies, with regard to international intelligence cooperation and where the storage and use of personal data by the services is concerned.
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068599
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New York, Oxford University Press, 2005.
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xxxiv, 410
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0199253625
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| 051095 | 342.0852/AHD 051095 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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