Hicham Yezza: Britain's terror laws have left me and my family shattered | Com... - The Diigo Meta page

• 24 Aug 08
  

  Kawthar Muhaib

  "Those who have nothing to hide, have nothing to fear," goes the tautological reasoning of the paranoia merchants calling for harsher, ever more draconian "security" measures - as we saw throughout the 42-days debate. They should read Kafka: nothing is mo

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  Arne Løining

  The real danger is that we are witnessing a slide from the essential purity of habeas corpus into a Britain where the innocent are detained until proven guilty.

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• 19 Aug 08
  

  tiffany jenkins

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• 18 Aug 08
  

  Owen Blacker

  Hicham Yezza is innocent yet was detained without charge in solitary confinement for days on end. He's now jobless, facing destitution and threatened with deportation from the country he's called home for nearly half my life. And that's on our existing (y

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