Posted on 09/05/08
Rules urged for spies in Afghanistan
Canada's spies working in Afghanistan are doing so without a rulebook, the watchdog that reviews CSIS's operations says.Eva Plunkett, Inspector-General of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, says the agents are doing "commendable work" but that laws governing the spy service need to be updated now that agents are being dispatched to war zones.
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