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Briefing Note on Exemplary Damages and Costs - Gill Phillips8 comments

INFORRM wrote 1 month ago: A lot has been written in recent days about the proposed new clauses to go into the Crime and Courts … more →

Tags: Leveson Inquiry, exemplary damages, Gill Phillips, Guardian

Is volunteering to take part in a Distributed Denial of Service Attack (DDoS) a valid form of legal protest?2 comments

Josh Baxendale wrote 2 months ago: For a few years since studying Internet Law as part of my law degree I have always wondered if volun … more →

Tags: Protest, DDoS, hacktivism, Freedom of Expression, ECHR, Fortnum & Masons, free speech, activism, PayPal

Final Note from the McKenzie Friend: Reflections on Community and Protest

reemapatelblog wrote 3 months ago: I write this final note after a day of helping to put Friern Barnet Library in order to begin a new, … more →

Tags: Barnet, Equalities/Access, Law and Politics, article 11, Barnet Council, Court of Appeal, Eviction, Friend, Friern Barnet Library

Was Leveson wrong to reject a statutory right of reply? - Mark Thomson2 comments

INFORRM wrote 3 months ago: In his Report Lord Justice Leveson considered and rejected a proposal that there should be a statuto … more →

Tags: media, Leveson Inquiry, Media Regulation Roundtable, right of reply, Mark Thomson

Free to insult1 comment

David Kay wrote 3 months ago: Last month, the House of Lords voted to remove ‘insulting’ from section 5 of the Public Order Act 19 … more →

Tags: Updates, Criminal Law, Public Order Act

these might be giants: report from Fort Meade

chrislombardi wrote 4 months ago: I went back to Fort Meade this week, more than two years after  Manning was first brought to court. … more →

Tags: Veterans, History, Women, Human Rights, Journalism, military, organizing, New York Times, Bradley Manning

The Streisand effect and care proceedings3 comments

suesspiciousminds wrote 4 months ago: A discussion of Bristol City Council and Others 2012 This is the decision in the High Court that the … more →

Tags: Case Law, Article 8, Freedom of Press, Streisand Effect

Friern Barnet Library: The Witness Statements

reemapatelblog wrote 5 months ago: At the trial on Monday 17th December 2012 Fiona Brickwood (supporter of the defendants and community … more →

Tags: Barnet, Equalities/Access, Law and Politics, article 11, Barnet County Court, Barry Rawlings, Court Case, fiona brickwood, Friern Barnet Library

Redacting for anonymisation: Article 8 and Article 10 in child protection context - Robin Hopkins

INFORRM wrote 5 months ago: The Panopticon Blog has reported recently on the ICO’s new Code of Practice on Anonymisation.  That … more →

Tags: Legal, media, Anonymity, Article 8, rédaction

Saving Friern Barnet Library: More Notes from a McKenzie Friend... (LBB v P. Phoenix, D. Gardner, P. Albert, K. Martin)

reemapatelblog wrote 5 months ago: The hearing of the London Borough of Barnet’s claim for possession commenced on the 17th Decem … more →

Tags: Barnet, Commentary, Equalities/Access, Law and Politics, article 11, Association, community library, francis taylor building, Freedom of Expression

No Offence!1 comment

rantsofahopelessidealist wrote 7 months ago: I’m going to be honest here and admit that I have made a number of tasteless jokes in the past … more →

Tags: Human Rights, Opinion, Crime, Law, Justice, Prison, Barry Thew, disappearance of Madeleine Mccann, Police Officer

Political Smearing Campaign targets human rights organization (SUARAM)1 comment

kimberlywan wrote 7 months ago: by Kimberly Wan NGOs perceived to be pro-Opposition slapped with investigations under foreign fundin … more →

Tags: Suaram, human rights organization, Politics, NGOs, Societies Act 1966, CCM, aliran, Home Ministry, Government

Evidence Act Amendment Curbs Freedom of Expression

kimberlywan wrote 7 months ago: by Kimberly Wan With the Section 114A enactment, Malaysians basic democratic civil rights have now b … more →

Tags: Evidence Act 1950, Malaysia, Freedom of Expression, STOP114A, Section 114A, constitution, Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ)

The Freedom of Expression2 comments

Joseph William Davids wrote 8 months ago: As everyone is aware at this point, a video posted on YouTube recently set off a firestorm of violen … more →

Tags: International Human Rights, news and events, Human Rights, Politics, Libya, Religion, Islam, Muslim, human rights committee

Case Law: Faber v Hungary, Restriction on the display of flag during demonstration was a breach of Article 10 - Eloise le Santo 4 comments

INFORRM wrote 9 months ago: The European Court of Human Rights has held in a judgment handed down on 24 July 2012 that the displ … more →

Tags: Human Rights, Freedom of Expression, Eloise le Santo, hungary, Freedom of Assembly

Apolitical Zimbabweans and Persecution

mkp wrote 9 months ago: RT (Zimbabwe) & Ors v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2012] UKSC 38 (25 July 2012)  … more →

Tags: appeals, Article 9, Asylum, Court of Appeal, UKSC, Zimbabwe, ECHR, Persecution, removals

Case Law, Court of Human Rights, Kurier and Krone Verlag v Austria, no violation of Article 10 in case involving a child - Hugh Tomlinson QC1 comment

INFORRM wrote 11 months ago: On 19 June 2012 in the cases of Kurier Zeitungsverlag und Druckerei  GmbH (No. 2) v. Austria (Applic … more →

Tags: Human Rights, Freedom of Expression, Privacy, Article 8, Court of Human Rights, balancing rights, Tomlinson

Human Rights and the rights of individual: a examination of the privacy and family discipline

ndm wrote 11 months ago: The concept of Human Rights as we understand them today have their origins in the United Nations Dec … more →

Tags: Law and constitutional affairs, Human Rights, UK, ECHR, Right to die?, Privacy, Discipline

Unacceptable Behaviour and Deportation - Part 2

mkp wrote 11 months ago: Mahajna v Home Secretary (deportation hate speech – unacceptable behaviour) [2012] UKUT B1 (IA … more →

Tags: ECHR, Cases, Palestine, appeals, Israel, unacceptable behaviour, Tribunals, Terrorism, Jerusalem


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