New anti-terror proposals criticized in UK
Proposed powers include giving police access to online data and ordering universities to ban ‘extremist speakers’ from their campuses
Proposed powers include giving police access to online data and ordering universities to ban ‘extremist speakers’ from their campuses
The bill, published on Wednesday, coincides with the publication of the report on the murder of Lee Rigby in Woolwich last year
New anti-terror laws have been published amid criticism by human rights groups
Yet another attempt by the executive to erode civil liberties and ‘otherise’ the Muslim community
A statement to the United Nations Forum on Minority Issues
Counter-terrorism officers intend to inform people at schools, universities, airports, shopping centres, cinemas and farms about terrorism
The new proposed powers would not protect us from violent attack. They threaten democratic rights
Rights groups attack proposals unveiled by Prime Minister David Cameron aimed at preventing U.K. fighters in Syria returning to Britain
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