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Anti Social Behaviour Orders, ASBOs: Your Rights

Anti Social Behaviour Orders (ASBO) were introduced in 1999 as part of the Crime and Disorder Act (1998). These orders have come under criticism due to the a...

The Basic Civil Rights Law

The basic civil rights law is legislation that has been set down to protect citizens from discrimination and harassment. Equality for all was the main conten...

Civil Rights in the Uk

In America there has been a long history of civil rights abuse towards African-Americans, but in the UK during the 1950s and 1960s civil rights were also lac...

Combating Mental Illness Discrimination

Around 25% of Britain’s population will be affected by mental illness at some point during their lives. In the UK there are laws laid out to protect agains...

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Seeking Help With UK Domestic Violence

Statistics published by the NSPCC state that domestic violence accounts for 15% of all violent crime in the UK. New government proposals have been outlined t...

FAQ: What is Classed as Hate Speech

Hate speech is defined as an expression of hatred towards another person or group of people using various means such as writing, speech or any other form of...

Volunteering Through Civil Rights Groups

Volunteering through civil rights groups is one of the best ways to help support civil rights campaigns and organisations. Volunteering can include a number...

Police Computer Hacking Powers and Civil Liberties

The view that Britain has become a surveillance society has been reinforced by the computer hacking powers granted to the police. The police are now able to...

Staging a Legal Peaceful Protest

Holding a peaceful protest in the UK is a right as long as the protest follows the law. But the UK government has brought out new laws that give the police e...

Social Networking Websites and Privacy Rights

Social networking sites have come under much criticism thanks to their ever changing privacy policies. But signing up for a social networking site should not...

Consequences for Refusing a Full Airport Body Scan

Full body scans used at UK airports have been criticised by civil liberties groups for breaching privacy rights. But this has not stopped the authorities fro...

The Rights of a Victim of Crime

Anyone who has been a victim of a crime has certain legal rights. These rights will include compensation claims for certain crimes and the right to be inform...

Child Maintenance and Parents' Rights: A Case Study

The Child Support Agency in the UK handles just over one million child maintenance cases per year. With the expense of raising a child increasing annually mo...

The 28 Day Pre Charge Detention Rule

The 28 day pre charge detention rule is the amount of time a person can be locked up under anti terror laws. The 28 day rule meant the UK had one of the long...

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