[ssf] Reason to protest in June

[noone noone]

A very well-timed episode of the TV program "outlaws" was on last night 
(sunday 10pm), i reccomend people watch it as it is incredibly funny and 
educating at the same time.  Placed in a law firm it shows all the wrongs of 
the criminal justice system.  On sunday it had an episode based around the 
prevention of terrorism act, well worth watching.  The fact that someone can 
be detained without producing evidence is the stuff of a police state.


for now
cuthbert



>From: Dan <dan at aktivix.org>
>To: SSF <ssf at lists.aktivix.org>
>Subject: [ssf] Reason to protest in June
>Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 11:53:56 +0000
>
>Good article:
>
>http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,1426757,00.html
>
>Today MPs will be asked to abolish the presumption of innocence for British 
>citizens. They will be asked to approve provisions in the prevention of 
>terrorism bill allowing Britons, for the first time in peacetime, to be 
>detained in their own homes or in government accommodation on the say-so of 
>the home secretary.
>
>If Charles Clarke's bill is passed, British citizens will be branded 
>terrorists without charge or trial and without any right to know the 
>evidence against them, or to contest that evidence.
>
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