UK violates rights of terror suspects with ‘unfair’ control orders

Publication Date: Thursday 12 August 2010 Amnesty International accuses the UK government of developing a "shadow justice system" that imposes severe restrictions on the rights of individuals suspected of terrorism-related activity. Amnesty International Index Number: EUR45/012/2010 Amnesty International has accused the UK government of developing a "shadow justice system" that imposes severe restrictions on the rights of individuals suspected of terrorism-related activity.In a new report, Five years on: time to end the control orders regime, the organization repeats its…

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