Undercover operations

(c) Undercover operations?

(g) Modern law enforcement equipment and techniques, including electronic surveillance, controlled deliveries and undercover operations

That legal protection from prosecution be given to undercover agents and informants recruited for that purpose.

The inquiries would have to be conducted while preserving the utmost confidentiality with the power to recruit undercover agents and informants.

The Special Branch Police and the National Intelligence Agency have cooperated to draw up lists of possible soft targets and increased the number of uniformed and undercover officers.

Now let the reporter go undercover as a student in the professor s advanced graduate seminar on international trade theory. Let him pose the same question Is free trade good?

This video we took undercover, which shows you, over a half an hour period, a tray of medicines of 42 vials, which are being delivered with only 2 syringes in a public hospital in India.

Today, a three year old Palestinian girl, Rahma Ibrahim Abu Shammas, was killed by the occupying forces in Deir al Balah, and three Palestinian men were shot dead in their car by undercover Israeli soldiers in Qalqilya.

On 14 April, also in Nablus, an Israeli undercover unit killed a wanted Al Aqsa Brigades militant in a shoot out during an arrest operation the IDF charged that the militant had been planning a suicide bombing attack.

Most recently, the Asia Europe Meeting (ASEM) Anti Money Laundering Project's Financial Investigation Training was held in Bangkok on November 2004, covering the area of anti money laundering criminal investigations and long term undercover investigation operations targeting criminal organisations and money laundering systems.

And that means bumbling Johnny English himself, now employed as a schoolmaster in some posh establishment, but giving off the record lessons in how to be an undercover operative some nice gags here, as English offers a School of Rock type academy of spying.

Calls upon Member States, in conformity with their legal systems and to the extent possible, to take the necessary measures, such as electronic surveillance or other forms of surveillance used in undercover operations, to counter the use of the Internet to commit drug related crime or to promote illicit drug use

Recognizing that such measures might unreasonably interfere with privacy, the Council of Europe in its Guidelines on human rights and the fight against terrorism indicated that such measures, in particular, body searches, house searches, bugging, telephone tapping, surveillance of correspondence, and use of undercover agents, must be provided for by law and subject to court challenge (guideline VI).