PST chief calls for stricter anti-terrorism lawsThe chief of the Norwegian Secret Police (PST), Janne Kristiansen, calls for wider authorisation In two secret letters to the Justice Department, PST asks for important changes in the Anti-terrorism laws, the newspapper VG reports. According to unnamed sources in the Administration, the PST wants to begin a systematic charting and registration of hateful statements on the Internet. (NRK)
Tuesday, 22 November 2011 08:07
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to register political and religious activities in the hunt for solo terrorists, according to NRK.
The presentation of evidence from the bombing of the main Government office buildings in Oslo on July 22nd started Tuesday, with several witnesses testifying.
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Terrorism charged Anders Behring Breivik is very active in writing letters from his cell, and claims to have contact with supporters in more than 20 countries, NRK reports.
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Anders Behring Breivik, accused of killing 77 people in Norway on July 22nd last year began to give evidence in the second day of his trial in the Oslo City Court on Tuesday. The opening of the session was delayed after media reports of the possibility that one of the lay judges was disqualified.
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The trial against Anders Behring Breivik, accused of murder and terrorism. opened at the Oslo City Court (Tinghus) on Monday. During the opening sesssion, Breivik said he did not recognise the Norwegian court.
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Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg says it is important for our law-abiding society that terrorist-charged Anders Behring Breivik will be permitted to give evidence in court.
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Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg says Norway will ratify the Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism. He made the statement at the Nuclear Safety Summit in Seoul.
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Several comments by Muslim extremists in a Facebook group online suggest that the plaintiffs in the case against mullah Krekar should be killed because they are not good Muslims.
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It is near impossible to prevent terrorist acts like the one in Norway on July 22nd, says former head of Brritish Intelligence M16, sir Richard Dearlove, in an exclusive interview with NRK.
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In what has been called a historic judgement in Norway, Mikael Davud and Shawan Sadek Saeed Bujak have been found guilty of planning terrorism against targets in Denmark, and sentenced to prison terms.
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Norwegian companies within defence, oil and energy industries have allegedly been exposed to electronic espionage. The Norwegian National Security Authority (NSM) is now investigating ten such cases.
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US President Barak Obama will host Norway's Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg for a meeting in the Oval Office on Thursday. This is Stoltenberg's first visit to the White House.
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The trial against Anders Behring Breivik, charged with the July 22nd terrorist attacks – the largest criminal trial in Norwegian history - will most likely start just after Easter in 2012.
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Two months after the July 22nd terrorist attacks against Norway, Justice Minister Knut Storberget has announced the Government's new measures against terrorism.
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