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“John Halford, a public law specialist at Bindmans, said this week’s electoral fiasco was something a democracy should not tolerate.”
It affects them & it affects us
No man is an island
theguardian.com/politics/2019/…
“John Halford, a public law specialist at Bindmans, said this week’s electoral fiasco was something a democracy should not tolerate.”
It affects them & it affects us
No man is an island
theguardian.com/politics/2019/…
Here is a link to the crowdjustice fund.
Brace yourself the next few months.
If we are to win we have to double down to the extent of our capabilities.
Donating where possible.
Getting the message out too.
Supporting. Getting the message out.
crowdjustice.com/case/deniedmyv…
Brace yourself the next few months.
If we are to win we have to double down to the extent of our capabilities.
Donating where possible.
Getting the message out too.
Supporting. Getting the message out.
crowdjustice.com/case/deniedmyv…
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John Halford continued:
“The right to vote is the foundation for all citizenship rights,” he said. “Last Thursday saw a large-scale, systematic, openly discriminatory denial of that right.
John Halford continued:
“The right to vote is the foundation for all citizenship rights,” he said. “Last Thursday saw a large-scale, systematic, openly discriminatory denial of that right.
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The case we plan to bring will show that this is not something the law will tolerate and that there must be accountability and consequences.”
The case we plan to bring will show that this is not something the law will tolerate and that there must be accountability and consequences.”
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“The case is being supported by barristers, including Anneli Howard and Dinah Rose, who conducted a BBC investigation into abuse allegations against Jimmy Savile.”
“The case is being supported by barristers, including Anneli Howard and Dinah Rose, who conducted a BBC investigation into abuse allegations against Jimmy Savile.”
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“Rose, known as the tiger of the bar, represented the Guardian in its successful case overturning a gag on publishing Prince Charles’s secret letters four years ago, one of a series of legal victories over government secrecy that have elevated her public profile.”
“Rose, known as the tiger of the bar, represented the Guardian in its successful case overturning a gag on publishing Prince Charles’s secret letters four years ago, one of a series of legal victories over government secrecy that have elevated her public profile.”
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Howard (Monckton chambers) said it could be argued that there were multiple breaches of EU treaties, including article 20 of the TFEU (Treaty), which states that EU nationals have “the right to vote … under the same conditions as nationals of that state [of residence]”.
Howard (Monckton chambers) said it could be argued that there were multiple breaches of EU treaties, including article 20 of the TFEU (Treaty), which states that EU nationals have “the right to vote … under the same conditions as nationals of that state [of residence]”.
8/ The Guardian has received almost 1,000 case stories from EU citizens and Britons abroad, both in Europe and from the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
£100k needed to be raised in the Crowdjustice.
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£100k needed to be raised in the Crowdjustice.
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