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UK: Public meeting, London: Creating a Climate of Fear: Counter-Terrorism and Punishment Without Trial

01 February 2008

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Creating a Climate of Fear: Counter-Terrorism and Punishment Without Trial (pdf) Friday 14 March 2008, 6.30pm-9.00pm. London Muslim Centre, 46 Whitechapel Road, (Tube: Aldgate or Aldgate East). Organised by CAMPACC, with Centre for the Study of Terrorism - Co-sponsored by the London Muslim Centre, Islamic Forum of Europe, Cage Prisoners and the Newham Monitoring Project. Chaired by Hugo Charlton, Barrister, CAMPACC: Speakers: Gareth Peirce Human rights lawyer; Saghir Hussein Cage Prisoners; Azad Ali Muslim Safety Forum; Ben Hayes Statewatch, Mahan Abedin Editor of Islamism Digest, Muhammad Habibur-Rahman Islamic Forum of Europe, Les Levidow CAMPACC, Victoria Britain Journalist, Asad Rehman Newham Monitoring Project.

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