Public Order Act: repeal Section 5
Ban on insult and distress threatens free speech & right to protest
Civil Liberties
Public Order Act repeal bans on insult and distress
Sections 4A and 5 threaten free speech and right to protest
Julian Assange is innocent until proven guilty
Why are Swedish prosecutors refusing to interview Assange in London?
Student protests – A police riot?
Some officers were out of control, peaceful protesters bashed
Hands off WikiLeaks
Exposing US government abuses is the morally right thing to do
Human Rights Act needs strengthening, not weakening
Call to reject Tory plans to dilute human rights protection
Luton Islamist protest – Trial verdict is dangerous
Convictions violate free speech and right to protest
Abusing the anti-terror laws – Hicham Yezza, another innocent victim
No wonder so many young Muslims are angry and radicalised
Making a hash of drugs policy
The UK government is about to face a long overdue legal challenge to its misinterpretation of the law on cannabis use
PM Ambushed on Civil Liberties
Gordon Brown heckled at Taking Liberties exhibition.