Saturday 16th October 2-4.30pm
LSE Clement House D703

ANTI-TERROR, BLACKLIST,
criminalising solidarity, creating an internal enemy

The seminar will exmine how, post-September 11, the US’ approach to combating terrorism has come to predominate in the EU and how anti-terrorist measures have impacted on human rights standards and the rule of law across Europe, and in particular on refugee communities and asylum seekers.

Proposed speakers
Liz Fekete (Institute of Race Relations)
Gareth Peirce
CAMPACC representative
Kurdish Federation UK representative
Dr Siddiqui (The Muslim Parliament UK)

Sponsor organisations
Campaign Against Criminalising Communities (CAMPACC), Institute of Race Relations, Bar Human Rights Committee, Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers, KON-KURD (Confederation of Kurdish Associations in Europe), Azadi (Legal Advisory Association, Germany), The Muslim Parliament UK, the Kurdish Federation UK

Contact for information: Estella at CAMPACC
tel 020 7586 5892 e-mail: estella24@tiscali.co.uk

CAMPACC is a coalition of about 60 organiations (especially including Muslim and refugee community organisations) and many more individuals which has been campaiging for the past three years against the terrrorism legislation in the context of the "war against terrorism".  For more information please check out our website www.cacc.org.uk