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een prosecuted.
Seeking new lines of business, security companies are looking at protecting events, such as the
Olympics, bringing aid to places where humanitarian workers fear to go and providing services and
expertise for the United Nations.
Security companies have already dabbled in these areas, but any real breakthrough will require them to
clean up their reputations more convincingly. “People always ask me about mercenaries and the dogs of
war. I tell them we are actually the pussycats of peace,�says Andrew Bearpark, director-general of
Britain s industry association, the British Association of Private Security Companies. (America s equivalent
has an even cosier name—the International Peace Operations Association.)
Security firms say they want firm government regulation; in that they agree with their critics. But while
some see legislation as the means of fuel dispenser restraining “corporate mercenaries� many of the security
companies see it as a badge of respectability that will open up lucrative corporate, government and
international contracts.
The firms face a dilemma they may want to dispel any notion that they are mercenaries, but they also
trade on the warrior mystique. After all, who would use a pussycat as a guard-dog?
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Muslims and security
The price of freedom
Nov 2nd 2006
From The Economist print edition
A fine line between vigilance and witch-hunting
“PEOPLE can lose clearance on the vaguest excuse, without being told why—it s a new McCarthyist
mood.�That s one reaction (from a London human-right fuel dispenser s lawyer, Louise Christian) to reports from
several Western countries that Muslims are being laid off from sensitive jobs—as customs officers, for
example—on security grounds.
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