I just don't understand why Yvette Copper chose to pursue this appeal in an attempt to try to keep what was clearly damaging and anti-democratic legislation.
This is not what most people would expect from a labour government.
I just don't understand why Yvette Copper chose to pursue this appeal in an attempt to try to keep what was clearly damaging and anti-democratic legislation.
This is not what most people would expect from a labour government.
@rmblaber1956 @kityates suppressing protest through a Statutory Instrument ("Henry VIII Powers") has now been found illegal.
However Labour (LINO) seem determined to continue to try and suppress peaceful protest by more legal means:
'Liberty, despite claiming victory, warned that the section 14 power that has now been softened was just one plank of extensive legislation that had drastically circumscribed people’s ability to protest in the UK. It has issued a warning about new powers building on previous acts currently under consideration by lawmakers as part of a crime and policing bill.
“It’s especially worrying that even more measures are going through parliament, including bans on face coverings at protests that would make it unsafe for disabled activists and political dissidents to protest,” said Katy Watts, a Liberty lawyer.'
Cooper is a hard-right authoritarian, as is Starmer.