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UK: Liberty's response to government review of UK anti-terrorism and security powers: From War To Law

01 September 2010

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From War To Law (pdf). Major report on Liberty's response to the Coalition Government's Review of counter-terrorism and security powers 2010: "some grave mistakes have been made and the world’s oldest unbroken democracy will be judged by its ability to reflect and correct itself. This is perhaps a once in a generation opportunity to move from ‘war to law’. We must ensure that the moment is not wasted" - Shami Chakrabarti, Director, Liberty.

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