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Directive (EU) 2017/541 played an important role in harmonising EU counterterrorism legislation. However, if on the one hand this may be considered a success and a useful step for the EU in addressing this issue, on the other hand it had, and has, a significant impact on fundamental rights. About this, the European Union Fundamental Rights Agency published a Report in November 2021 considering the Directive's implications for some rights defined in the ECHR and in the Charter. This article seeks to explain some of the Fundamental Rights Agency's observations and to offer a reflection on the complexity of counterterrorism. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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