Section 3A of the Public Order Act says that anyone criticizing a religion can potentially be prosecuted for trying to “stir up hate”, and be…
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Category: Attacks on personal liberty and privacy
How the agencies of the State, social media and global corporations attack personal freedoms, liberty and privacy.
Jayda Fransen arrested in Sunderland in August 2017 Facebook has removed the official page of the nationalist group Britain First, along with those of party…
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Many (former) BNP members remember the role of the misnamed Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), then led by a black Guyanese Labour supporter, Trevor…
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Two-thirds of the construction sector is backing continued EU membership citing cheap unregulated labour as one of the main reasons for staying. Across the UK,…
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A twenty-eight year old man from Coatbridge, in North Lanarkshire, Scotland, faces possible ‘race hate’ crime charges over a video showing his dog making “Nazi”…
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Users of the voice recognition feature on Samsung’s internet-connected SmartTV have been warned that personal conversations could be recorded and transmitted to third parties. A…
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Police forces in England and Wales have uploaded up to 18 million “mugshots” to a facial recognition database – despite a court ruling it could…
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There was a time when police officers were part of the community in which they conducted their duties. Now it seems that police consider themselves…
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The twisted logic of a regime which is not fit for purpose was once again demonstrated when David Cameron pledged that he would outlaw computer…
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