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- The Public Order Bill of the Parliament of the United Kingdom aims to give police greater powers to crack down on protest tactics such as those currently used by climate protestors. The Parliament of the United Kingdom's Joint Committee on Human Rights "called for key measures in the legislation to be watered down or scrapped because the laws would have a "chilling effect" on people in England and Wales seeking to exercise their legitimate democratic rights." (en)
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- The Public Order Bill of the Parliament of the United Kingdom aims to give police greater powers to crack down on protest tactics such as those currently used by climate protestors. The Parliament of the United Kingdom's Joint Committee on Human Rights "called for key measures in the legislation to be watered down or scrapped because the laws would have a "chilling effect" on people in England and Wales seeking to exercise their legitimate democratic rights." (en)
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