Global Security Intelligence Awarded Contract for RISE Project
Global Security Intelligence was awarded a contract as part of a consortium which aims to promote pan-European and international awareness on ethical aspects of biometrics and security technologies. The 10-member consortium is focused on ensuring that policy concerning global security is ethically informed.
aGlobal Group Breaking News: Obama Sure Win - the US Presidential Election 2008
aGlobal group releases the latest update on US Presidential Election 2008 Predictions. The article makes predictions based on the 5000 year-old Chinese Metaphysic called the " Blind Sect" teaching-BaZi or "eight character" analysis method which is based solely on the date & time of birth of person and guarantee accuracy of up to 95%. To get copy of the latest Presidential Candidates' analysis, visit .
The Protection of National Security Information in Australia ' a Criminal Lawyer's Guide
In 2003, Australian federal Parliament referred the issue of protection of national security information to the Australian Law Reform Commission ('ALRC') The referral was in broad terms, including that the ALRC evaluate existing mechanisms preventing the unnecessary disclosure of classified material or security sensitive material in the course of criminal or other official investigations, and 'consider the need for regulatory measures designed to protect classified information or security sensitive material in the course of criminal investigations and proceedings
Global Warming and Climate Change Breaking News 24/7
ClimateChange.ME provides 24/7 news concerning Climate Change, Renewable Energy, and Global Warming. Site launches to serve a reader base yearning for timely knowledge concerning environmental issues.
How do Australian Courts Treat Sensitive Investigative Information in Terrorism Cases?
The Australian common law protects national security information from disclosure in a number of ways ' including the application of the exclusionary evidentiary principle of public interest immunity, requiring the balancing of the public interest in restricting harm to the nation or the public service by disclosing the information, with the public interest in requiring all relevant information to be adduced (see Sankey v Whitlam (1978) 142 CLR 1, 38 per Gibbs A-CJ of the High Court of Australia, as he then was), and the granting of orders controlling the flow of information outside the court
Breaking News Unleashes Malware Worldwide
Today's world is a dangerous one, and many of us like to stay informed. It's been said that nearly half of all individuals with internet access get their news online, and given that the majority of those with access use e-mail as well, it's no wonder that so many find headlines delivered to their inbox a helpful idea. Unfortunately, however, having news headlines delivered to your inbox may actually harm your computer.