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UK DRIPA: Legal challenge to new data retention powers

23 July 2014

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- David Davis and Tom Watson to sue government over new DRIP data laws (James Lansdale Tweet)
- DRIP Bill legal challenge (DODS Politics Home, link)
- Liberty and MPs David Davis and Tom Watson launch urgent response to Government’s “emergency” surveillance law (Liberty link)

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