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Be careful what you tweet in jest or frustration

Posted by James Hammerton @ 5:39 pm on 6 June, 2010.
Categories freedom of speech, British politics, culture of suspicion.
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David Mery reports on the case of Paul Chambers who tweeted “Crap! Robin Hood Airport is closed. You’ve got a week and a bit to get your shit together, otherwise I’m blowing the airport sky high!” in frustration at the possible disruption to his travel plans. This resulted in him being fined £1000.

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The EU want to keep a record of every internet search - Big Brother Watch

Posted by James Hammerton @ 5:26 pm on .
Categories privacy and surveillance, the database state, European Union politics, culture of suspicion.
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Proposal for Royal Mail to intercept mail on behalf of HMRC

Posted by James Hammerton @ 6:06 pm on 28 March, 2010.
Categories privacy and surveillance, British politics, culture of suspicion, European Convention on Human Rights.
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Interesting article on stop and search

Posted by James Hammerton @ 7:00 pm on 14 March, 2010.
Categories democracy and the rule of law, British politics, accountability, culture of suspicion, European Convention on Human Rights.
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Banned from working with vulnerable people because the ISA thinks you’re lonely?!

Posted by James Hammerton @ 8:49 pm on 28 February, 2010.
Categories privacy and surveillance, democracy and the rule of law, British politics, the database state, culture of suspicion.
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Mass Gathering in defence of street photography - 12 Noon Saturday 23rd January 2010 Trafalgar Square, London

Posted by James Hammerton @ 9:33 pm on 20 December, 2009.
Categories democracy and the rule of law, British politics, culture of suspicion.
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ISA vetting to be watered down

Posted by James Hammerton @ 5:41 pm on 13 December, 2009.
Categories privacy and surveillance, political liberties, democracy and the rule of law, British politics, the database state, culture of suspicion.
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New guidelines issued in using stop and search against photographers

Posted by James Hammerton @ 6:43 pm on 5 December, 2009.
Categories democracy and the rule of law, British politics, accountability, culture of suspicion.
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Total internet surveillance in Britain

Posted by James Hammerton @ 6:36 pm on 15 November, 2009.
Categories privacy and surveillance, British politics, the database state, accountability, culture of suspicion.
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The fallacy of “nothing to hide”.

Posted by James Hammerton @ 6:26 pm on .
Categories privacy and surveillance, British politics, culture of suspicion.
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