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How the government makes you into a terrorist without ever arresting you

05 February 2015

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"In this piece, Asim Qureshi Research Director at CAGE takes us through how a routine stop under Schedule 7 and its specially engineered questions, can lead to oppressive civil orders leaving the individual having been declared guilty without judicial oversight, left to prove their innocence. Further, concerns about the implementation of the new Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill which seeks to arbitrarily impose orders under the elusive idea of “extremism”."

See the full text: How the government makes you into a terrorist without ever arresting you (CAGE, link): By Asim Qureshi

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