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The EU's anti-terror list was set up in the aftermath of the September 2001 terrorist attacks (Photo: Wikipedia)

EU terror blacklist suffers judicial blow

The EU's Court of Justice on Wednesday (3 September) overturned a decision by member states to freeze the assets of Saudi businessman Yassin Abdullah Kadi and the Al Barakaat International Foundation established in Sweden.

The Luxembourg-based court found that EU governments had breached the rights of both parties - added to the United Nations blacklist of terror suspects in 2001 - by not telling them why their assets had been frozen.

It also concluded that they had not been given...

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The EU's anti-terror list was set up in the aftermath of the September 2001 terrorist attacks (Photo: Wikipedia)

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