Translation of "Loi sur la sécurité intérieure " (French → English) :

Internal Security Act

Internal Security Act | ISA [Abbr.]

police instructor | trainer of police | law enforcement trainer | police trainer

European Union Internal Security Strategy 2015-2020 | renewed EU Internal Security Strategy | renewed European Union Internal Security Strategy | renewed European Union Internal Security Strategy 2015-2020

EU internal security strategy | internal security strategy | internal security strategy for the EU | internal security strategy for the European Union | ISS [Abbr.]

Old Age Security Act [ Old Age Assistance Act | An Act to provide for old age security | An Act to provide for old age assistance ]

An Act to amend the Motor Vehicle Safety Act

Ordinance of 7 November 2001 on the Extension of the Duty of Authorities, Public Offices and Organisations to provide information and to report in order to guarantee Internal and External Security

Division for Migration, Internal Security and Strategies

cyber-security regulation | network and information security legislation | ICT security legislation | legal aspects of computing

D. whereas in November 2014 President Erdogan presented to the public the Homeland Security Bill, now before the National Assembly, which allows extensive additional powers to crack down on subversion by expanding police powers of search, seizure of assets by courts and wire-tapping by the government; whereas this bill will increase surveillance and restrictions on criminals, but could also be used against opponents, and complements the latest crackdown on the internet;

My point is simply that the people who are detained under Singapore's internal security act — which is certainly not an act that I support, and even Malaysia is trying to get rid of their internal security act — they do have rehabilitation from within Singapore's Muslim community, not only for the adult detainees but for the entire family, and I do think there is something we can learn from that.

to welcome the progress made in many areas when the Internal Security Act (ISA) was replaced in July 2012 by the Security Offences Special Measures Act (SOSMA), which has limited the maximum detention period without trial or charge to 28 days; to express disappointment, however, that some provisions of the SOSMA still have shortcomings, for instance as regards the appeal system, which – the changes made notwithstanding – could still result in indefinite detention if bail is not allowed, and the fact that the SOSMA restricts basic rights such as privacy of communications and allows the source of evidence to be concealed, thereby preventi ...[+++]ng cross-examination during trials;

Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on the Release by the Malaysian Authorities of six ISA Detainees