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Criminalising Dissent: the Stansted 15 and the Hostile Environment

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Law Immigration Civil liberties Deportation
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UK

07 February 2019

"A lecture examining political resistance to the UK’s ‘deport now, appeal later policy’, the value of direct action and what the judgement on the Stansted 15 means for the future of political dissent."

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See: Criminalising Dissent: the Stansted 15 and the Hostile Environment (IRR News, link)

"Wednesday 20 February, 6pm – 8pm Room 313, School of Law, Queen Mary, University of London, Mile End, London, E1 4NS

The event, hosted by the International State Crime Initiative, will feature Ali Tamlit and Helen Brewer – two members of the Stansted 15 – their legal counsel, and experts on policing and protest."

And see: The Stansted 15 will not spend time in jail (pressenza.com, link)

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