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  • 17 Jul 2010
    Ugandan archbishop urges citizens to struggle against terrorism

    Anglican Archbishop Henry Luke Orombi of Uganda has denounced as a "hideous crime", the recent bomb attacks in Kampala.

  • 14 Jul 2010
    Government reveals details of anti-terrorism review

    Britain has a “once in a generation” opportunity to reform counter-terrorism measures, according to the civil rights organisation Liberty. They welcomed an invitation from government to participate in a review of anti-terrorism legislation.

  • 1 May 2010
    UK government criticised over terror deportation 'assurances'

    Amnesty International UK has criticised the British government's use of diplomatic assurances to deport alleged terror suspects to countries where they face torture or death.

  • 17 Apr 2010
    The threats of Liam Fox

    The Tory Shadow Defence Secretary, Liam Fox, has today attacked Nick Clegg's criticism of the Trident nuclear weapons system, insisting that Trident renewal is necessary because the country faces “real threats”. He is right that Britain faces real threats – he just hasn't explained how Trident would be useful against any of them.

  • 7 Apr 2010
    Muslim and Sikh groups praise US security screening modifications

    Muslim and Sikh groups have praised the US Transportation Security Administration for rolling back screening rules on passengers arriving from 14 primarily Islamic countries.

  • 30 Jan 2010
    Blair's not mellowed with time. He's got worse.

    By far the scariest part of Tony Blair’s appearance at the Iraq War Inquiry was when he implied that it would be right to invade Iran.

  • 13 Jan 2010
    Winners and losers in the Islam4UK controversy

    Anjem Choudary must be delighted. Despite representing very few people other than himself, he has now attracted so much publicity that his tiny group of extremists has been banned.

  • 13 Jan 2010
    Questions raised over British government's Islam4UK ban

    Civil liberties campaigners, community leaders, progressive Muslims and commentators have expressed concern that the Home Secretary's ban on a hardline political Islamist organisation may prove counterproductive.

  • 12 Nov 2009
    Re-arrest of "deserter" sparks civil liberties fears

    Joe Glenton, a British soldier who refused to return to Afghanistan after developing a principled opposition to the war, has been re-arrested and charged with five more offences following his part in an anti-war demonstration.

  • 11 Mar 2009
    Peace rallies sweep Northern Ireland in wake of killings

    Over ten thousand people, including faith leaders, trade unionists and community groups, have attended a series of rallies across Northern Ireland to express opposition to the return of violence to the province.