Chapter 3 offers a novel approach to studying the nexus of counter-terrorism and human rights, with a research design congruent to the theoretical premises. The chapter elucidates the oft-overlooked yet indispensable relation between language and concrete policies, clarifying how frame analysis of parliamentary debates can supplement a comparative policy analysis. To this end, the book is premised on the triangulation of relevant policies and the discourses they are embedded in. A systematic structure of policy frame, the coding process and how the qualitative research program ATLAS.ti is utilized has been explicated in detail. This methodology is employed in carefully chosen two cases, namely the UK and Turkey, with shared experiences of terrorism and similarities in counter-terrorism legislation, yet different political contexts.