The new Anti-Terrorism Bill: what can it mean, if anything?
The impenetrable wording of this shameful Bill in laying down the duration of the proposed control orders
Category: Civil Liberties
Oppose the house arrest proposals: write to all the MPs and peers you know
We need to do everything possible to defeat this Bill, the most reactionary and unprincipled threat to our liberties and rights for centuries — and not even necessary
Detention without trial (again: sorry!): a letter in The Independent
A proposed alternative to the home secretary’s misconceived plans for house arrest without trial – letter to the Independent
Action against terrorism: Tony Blair reveals more than he realises
The prime minister says he hasn’t had time to study the Clarke proposals in detail, and that his motive for wanting yet more draconian measures is to cover his own back
Detention without trial, house arrest and a very strange release (updated 11 Feb 05)
More thoughts about the Clarke proposals for house arrest, and the real reasons for the release of ‘C’
It’s for the courts to take away our liberty, not a politician with a suspicious mind
Another of our essential civil liberties under threat from a deeply illiberal government
Jerry Springer and the Christian fundamentalists
How the UK’s home-grown Christian Right tried to stop us seeing an important and serious musical-cum-opera on television
Letter in Times: Imprisonment without Trial
Letter in the Times on 28 January on Imprisonment without Trial